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New Guidelines Suggest DNA Damage Testing in Sperm May Explain Recurrent Miscarriages

Recent guidelines suggest that assessing sperm for DNA damage could be beneficial in understanding the reasons behind repeated miscarriages. This testing may offer valuable insights into male fertility and its impact on pregnancy outcomes.

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Recent guidelines suggest that assessing sperm for DNA damage could be beneficial in understanding the reasons behind repeated miscarriages. This testing may offer valuable insights into male fertility and its impact on pregnancy outcomes.

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Sperm with DNA damage might be the true cause of repeated miscarriages

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New Guidelines Suggest DNA Damage Testing in Sperm May Explain Recurrent Miscarriages