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Ovarian reserve: A newborn baby girl has between 1 and 2 million oocytes in her ovaries. The number of oocytes gradually decreases during her lifetime…

Scientific evidence throughout the years, have suggested the existence of an extensive microbiome in the human body that promotes health….

A justified 15% of male infertility cases are attributed to a male genital tract infections (MGTI).

Male fertility is a fascinating topic with many intriguing aspects. Here are 10 interesting facts about male fertility.

Oxidative stress (OS) has been reported to play an important role in several causes of male infertility, including male genital tract infection/inflammation, varicocele and adverse lifestyle conditions associated with diseases such as obesity and diabetes.

Sperm DNA integrity is vital for fertilization and the development of healthy descendants, while it affects natural and assisted reproduction equally.

Lifestyle and daily habits can have a significant impact on both male and female fertility and are among the factors that are adjustable, meaning that we can improve them.

Semen analysis is the most important examination in the evaluation of male fertility and provides essential information about the health of the male reproductive system, reflecting the functionality of the testicles, the patency of the system and its secretory activity.