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Studies have shown that wildfire smoke may negatively impact male fertility and embryo development. Research involving wildland firefighters indicated a decrease in sperm quality after exposure to smoke, while IVF studies revealed lower success rates for embryos developed during smoke events. Experts recommend avoiding smoke exposure for those trying to conceive.
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Studies have shown that wildfire smoke may negatively impact male fertility and embryo development. Research involving wildland firefighters indicated a decrease in sperm quality after exposure to smoke, while IVF studies revealed lower success rates for embryos developed during smoke events. Experts recommend avoiding smoke exposure for those trying to conceive.
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