health π¬ Semen bacteria linked to better IVF outcomes
New research highlights the role of seminal bacteria in pregnancy success, challenging older views on fertility. The study, conducted in Denmark, analyzed the semen microbiomes of 353 women and their partners. It found that 24% of IVF men and 41% of miscarriage group men showed seminal V-dysbiosis. A balanced bacterial count correlated with 85% live births in IVF versus 57% in dysbiosis cases. This pushes for a holistic view in reproductive health assessments. π¬