The male biological clock ticks too, it plays a crucial role in conception and long-term health of offspring

xFor decades, conversations around fertility and reproductive timelines have revolved almost exclusively around a woman’s “biological clock.” However, a growing body of research is reframing this narrative. New scientific evidence reveals that male age plays a crucial role in reproductive outcomes, influencing both the chances of conception and the long-term health of offspring.

Recent studies — including molecular investigations of sperm and large IVF cohort analyses — indicate that as men age, their sperm accumulate DNA damage, mutations, and epigenetic changes. These biological shifts can increase the risk of miscarriage and certain developmental or health issues in children, e

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