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Smoking women with 40% higher risk of infertility than non-smokers

Now8 September 2026 at 13:22

Smoking women present a 40% higher risk of infertility compared to those who do not smoke. This is one of the conclusions evidenced in the scientific article addressing the effects of tobacco on fertility.

Tobacco consumption not only affects female fertility, but is also associated with harmful effects on sperm. This finding demonstrates that the negative impact of smoking on reproduction encompasses both men and women.

According to the available information, tobacco can significantly reduce the chances of conceiving a child, representing a significant obstacle for couples who wish to have offspring.

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