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World No Tobacco Day 2025: Expert Explains How Tobacco Use Affects Fertility In Men And Women
The theme for World No Tobacco Day 2025 is 'Bright products. Dark intentions. Unmasking the Appeal' which focuses on highlighting the hidden dangers of tobacco products that come in appealing flavours and packaging.
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Trying To Conceive? Know Why Stress Management Is Important For You
Several studies suggest that day-to-day stress in women can lower the chances of getting pregnant.
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Poor Sleep And Male Fertility: Expert Decodes The Link
Studies show that men who sleep for fewer than six hours or more than nine hours every night suffer more from abnormal sperm morphology (form and structure) and motility (movement).
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Can Erectile Dysfunction Impact Male Fertility?
The following are some indirect ways that erectile dysfunction may damage a man's capacity to conceive, even if it has no direct effect on sperm production or quality.
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Do Men Have Biological Clocks? 7 Tips To Boost Fertility In Men
The natural decline in fertility with age is not preventable. However, healthy habits can help protect sperm health and maintain the health of their overall reproductive system.
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8 Common Toxic Habits That Are Worsening Your Health
Negative thinking such as self-criticism can increase stress levels and lead to anxiety and depression. Below we share a list of toxic habits that may be worsening your health.
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7 Habits Men Should Change While Trying To Conceive
Sperm Health: For men planning to start a family, making these healthy lifestyle changes is a proactive way to ensure the best possible health outcomes for both the partner and the child.
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Men Have A Biological Clock Too. Here's What's More Likely When Dads Are Over 50
We hear a lot about womens biological clock and how age affects the chance of pregnancy.
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Study Discovers Link Between Men With Infertility, Families' Cancer Risk
Families of men diagnosed with infertility could be at a higher risk of certain cancers, including those of colon and testis, according to a new study.
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Scientists Solve The Genetic Puzzle Y Chromosome
Scientists have taken an important step forward in understanding the human genome - our genetic blueprint - by fully deciphering the enigmatic Y chromosome present in males, an achievement that could help guide research on infertility in men.
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Infertility: 6 Lifestyle Factors That May Be Increasing Your Chances Of Infertility
Making changes to diet, exercise, and stress management can make a significant difference in fertility.
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What Is Azoospermia? How Does It Impact Parenthood?
Low sperm count is a common fertility-related issue in men. But when there is a complete absence of sperm it is called azoospermia.
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Fertility: Here Are The Most Common Causes Behind Infertility In Women & Men
The 8 most frequent reasons for infertility in men and women are covered in this article.
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Male Infertility: Can Lifestyle Changes Boost Fertility?
In this article, we go over the main dietary habits, exercise regimens, and lifestyle decisions that have been associated with an increase in male fertility.
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Diminished Ovarian Reserve: A Leading Cause of Female Infertility
When one of your ovaries produces fewer eggs that are more difficult to fertilize, this is known as diminishing ovarian reserve. This has an impact on your overall fertility and ability to conceive.
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World No Tobacco Day 2025: Expert Explains How Tobacco Use Affects Fertility In Men And Women
The theme for World No Tobacco Day 2025 is 'Bright products. Dark intentions. Unmasking the Appeal' which focuses on highlighting the hidden dangers of tobacco products that come in appealing flavours and packaging.
-
Trying To Conceive? Know Why Stress Management Is Important For You
Several studies suggest that day-to-day stress in women can lower the chances of getting pregnant.
-
Poor Sleep And Male Fertility: Expert Decodes The Link
Studies show that men who sleep for fewer than six hours or more than nine hours every night suffer more from abnormal sperm morphology (form and structure) and motility (movement).
-
Can Erectile Dysfunction Impact Male Fertility?
The following are some indirect ways that erectile dysfunction may damage a man's capacity to conceive, even if it has no direct effect on sperm production or quality.
-
Do Men Have Biological Clocks? 7 Tips To Boost Fertility In Men
The natural decline in fertility with age is not preventable. However, healthy habits can help protect sperm health and maintain the health of their overall reproductive system.
-
8 Common Toxic Habits That Are Worsening Your Health
Negative thinking such as self-criticism can increase stress levels and lead to anxiety and depression. Below we share a list of toxic habits that may be worsening your health.
-
7 Habits Men Should Change While Trying To Conceive
Sperm Health: For men planning to start a family, making these healthy lifestyle changes is a proactive way to ensure the best possible health outcomes for both the partner and the child.
-
Men Have A Biological Clock Too. Here's What's More Likely When Dads Are Over 50
We hear a lot about womens biological clock and how age affects the chance of pregnancy.
-
Study Discovers Link Between Men With Infertility, Families' Cancer Risk
Families of men diagnosed with infertility could be at a higher risk of certain cancers, including those of colon and testis, according to a new study.
-
Scientists Solve The Genetic Puzzle Y Chromosome
Scientists have taken an important step forward in understanding the human genome - our genetic blueprint - by fully deciphering the enigmatic Y chromosome present in males, an achievement that could help guide research on infertility in men.
-
Infertility: 6 Lifestyle Factors That May Be Increasing Your Chances Of Infertility
Making changes to diet, exercise, and stress management can make a significant difference in fertility.
-
What Is Azoospermia? How Does It Impact Parenthood?
Low sperm count is a common fertility-related issue in men. But when there is a complete absence of sperm it is called azoospermia.
-
Fertility: Here Are The Most Common Causes Behind Infertility In Women & Men
The 8 most frequent reasons for infertility in men and women are covered in this article.
-
Male Infertility: Can Lifestyle Changes Boost Fertility?
In this article, we go over the main dietary habits, exercise regimens, and lifestyle decisions that have been associated with an increase in male fertility.
-
Diminished Ovarian Reserve: A Leading Cause of Female Infertility
When one of your ovaries produces fewer eggs that are more difficult to fertilize, this is known as diminishing ovarian reserve. This has an impact on your overall fertility and ability to conceive.
