Subiksha Muralidharan: Herbal Therapies in Male Infertility: Current Evidence and Need for Standardization
Subiksha Muralidharan, Clinical embryologist at Yenepoya University, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Proud to share that our review article, ‘Exploring the efficacy of herbal therapies in treating male infertility: A narrative review’, has been published in the International Journal of Reproduction, Contraception, Obstetrics and Gynecology (Feb 2026).
This work explores evidence from experimental and clinical studies on herbal interventions and their role as potential adjuncts in male infertility management, emphasizing the need for standardization and scientific validation.
Grateful to my co-author Aysha Hamrin, Katrina Marbaniang and mentor Dr. Barry Cooper Hynniewta for their guidance and collaboration.
DOI.”
Title: Exploring the efficacy of herbal therapies in treating male infertility: a narrative review
Authors: Subiksha Muralidharan, Ayisha Hamrin, Barry Cooper Hynniewta, Kathrina Marbaniang
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