Mouse fathers under psychological stress were more likely to have offspring with high blood sugar compared to their unstressed counterparts. In a study appearing February 18 in Cell Metabolism, researchers link this difference to an epigenetic change in the stressed dad’s sperm—a change that they could prevent by blocking the father’s stress hormones
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Stressed mouse dads give their offspring high blood sugar
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