Mina Popovic: The Hidden Impact of Male Health on Embryo Development and Reproductive Outcomes
Mina Popovic, Professor at the Department of Reproductive Medicine at Ghent University, shared a post on LinkedIn about paper published in Fertility and Sterility and Reproductive BioMedicine Online:
“Male infertility deserves more attention, and more research.
Two new studies led by Andreu Quintana i Vehí and colleagues analyze data from 10,000+ embryos, providing new evidence on how male factors influence embryo development and reproductive outcomes.
Understanding and supporting the health of both partners is key to advancing reproductive care.
Glad to have contributed to this work alongside dedicated colleagues.
Male obesity impairs early embryonic development and increases miscarriage risk in oocyte donation cycles, Fertility and Sterility.
Impact of severely altered semen parameters on ICSI outcomes: a retrospective analysis of embryo morphokinetics and cumulative clinical outcomes of 10,623 embryos, Reproductive BioMedicine Online.”
Title: Male obesity impairs early embryonic development and increases miscarriage risk in oocyte donation cycles
Authors: Andreu Quintana-Vehí, Irene Miguel-Escalada, Debora Scaraboto, Filippo Zambelli, Daniel Mataró, Maria José Zamora, Maria Oliver-Bonet, Aïda Pujol, Amelia Rodriguez-Aranda, Mina Popovic
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Title: Impact of severely altered semen parameters on ICSI outcomes: a retrospective analysis of embryo morphokinetics and cumulative clinical outcomes of 10,623 embryos
Authors: Andreu Quintana-Vehí, Irene Miguel-Escalada, Aida Pujol, Maria Jose Zamora, Maria Oliver, Marco Petrolo, Mariabeatrice Dal Canto, Amelia Rodríguez-Aranda, Mina Popovic
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