Tag: AMH
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IVF doctor reveals little-known fertility secrets for Aussies struggling to conceive
Australian couples: when the journey to conceive becomes complex For many Australians, the path to parenthood isn’t as straightforward as once hoped. The common belief that “you only need to try once” can mislead hopeful couples, especially when months turn into a year or more without a positive pregnancy test. An experienced IVF doctor shares…
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From AMH to Sperm Health: How Work Culture Is Impacting Fertility
Introduction: Why Fertility Needs a Workplace Checkup Imagine treating fertility with the same routine seriousness as heart health — regular testing, early interpretation of data, and simple steps taken long before problems arise. While most people monitor cholesterol and blood pressure, fertility often remains a taboo topic, whispered about rather than tracked. The modern work…
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From AMH to sperm health: How work culture shapes fertility
Bringing AMH into the conversation about fertility Anti-Müllerian hormone (AMH) is often discussed in clinical circles as a marker of ovarian reserve. While AMH testing provides important information for women planning pregnancies, it also invites a broader conversation about how everyday life, including work culture, can influence reproductive health. In many careers, long hours, high…
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From AMH to Sperm Health: How Work Culture is Shaping Fertility
Introduction: Rethinking Fertility as a Workplace Health Issue Imagine if fertility were treated with the same vigilance as heart health. Regular tests, early interpretation of data, and simple lifestyle adjustments could become as routine as annual checkups. While many people monitor their blood pressure or cholesterol, fertility often remains a more private concern. Yet work…
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Lifestyle and Hormonal Factors Affecting Semen Quality: New Indian Study Insights
Overview: A New Look at Male Fertility in India Reproductive health is a growing global concern, with male factors contributing to nearly half of infertility cases. A recent cross‑sectional study published in Volume 12 of Oncoscience (September 30, 2025) examines how lifestyle choices and hormonal variations influence semen quality and the genetic integrity of sperm…