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Fathers in their 50s are twice as likely to have children with disorders as those who reproduce at the age of 20. To combat this researchers say that all 18 year-old males should have their youthful sperm frozen for use later in life. Dr Kevin Smith ia a bioethicist at Abertay University. (Photo: Sperm Artwork Credit: Â鶹Éç )