Year at a glance

Although smoking has been around for a long time, its negative effect on health is well-known. Both the male and female sexes are susceptible to decreased fertility if they smoke (not just tobacco, but that will be the focus of our article since it is the most common, accepted, and widespread substance). Concerningly, a significant proportion of women…

Quality of life isn’t synonymous with being happy. Quality of life is subjective and includes positive and negative facets of life. It is assessed when considering a person’s physical, psychological, and social health. Complex perceptions, personality-related, monetary, social, cultural, and legislative components also take place.

Immune system disorders are behind a significant proportion of spontaneous abortions. They are also one of the relatively common causes of infertility. There may be several reasons why the immune system, initially oriented towards the body’s defenses, turns against our body‘s natural processes. Modern reproductive medicine can already detect the vast majority of them and…

Many studies conducted over the years have shown that a range of different factors, not just our genes or our overall health, can impact our fertility. For example, a person’s lifestyle and exposure to various environmental stresses and contaminants can reduce their ability to conceive naturally. But what are these specific environmental factors, and how…

In general terms, physical activity positively impacts health: it reduces cardiovascular and type II diabetes risks, contributes to a healthy weight and stronger muscles and bones, improves cholesterol levels, and does wonders for mental health. We all know that a sedentary lifestyle leads to aches and weakness and a higher risk of many conditions. Human beings…

Endometriosis is a chronic disease that affects 10-15% of women of childbearing age and causes infertility in 30% of them. It occurs when endometrial tissue, which is the tissue that lines the inside of the uterus, implants outside the uterus and invades the abdominal organs such as the ovaries, tubes, bladder, liver, intestine, rectum, etc….

Overweight and obesity are increasingly prevalent in developed countries and are linked to many health problems. In recent decades, obesity has become a global pandemic. The origin of obesity is multifactorial, resulting from the interaction of multiple elements, including genetic, metabolic, environmental, cultural and socio-economic factors.