Objective: To study whether melatonin treatment can increase clinical pregnancy rate and
live birth rate in assisted reproductive technology (ART) cycles. Methods: Literature …

The nutritional status of reproductive-aged couples can have a significant impact on fertility
status, but the effect of dietary patterns on pregnancy outcomes in people using assisted …

Background Infertility has been confirmed as a significant medical and social problem.
Heavy metal exposure refers to a risk factor for infertility, which is capable of damaging the …

Toxic and essential trace elements are associated with human fertility. However, limited
studies have been conducted on the relationship between trace elements and in vitro …

Essential trace elements are required in extremely small amounts and obtained through diet.
This research focuses on detecting major trace elements in different biofluids of sixty women …

As follicular fluid constitutes a critical microenvironment for the development of oocytes,
investigation of environmental contaminants in follicular fluid may facilitate a better …

Although the adverse effects of copper overexposure on the liver, kidney, spleen and
intestinal organs are well known, information about the impact of copper toxicity on human …

Female subfertility is a growing concern, especially in view of an increasing prevalence of
polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS). Assisted reproductive technologies (ART) offer a …

Background Toxic and essential trace elements are reported to have impact on female
fertility. However, studies on the potential synergistic or antagonistic effects of metal mixtures …

The adverse health effects of rare earth elements (REEs) on reproductive health remain a
subject of debate, and few clinical observations are available. This study investigated the …