Ultra-processed foods linked to infertility in US women

Medical Xpress·Mar 19

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A study has found a link between ultra-processed foods and infertility in US women. The research also suggests that these foods may impact men's fertility and embryonic development, although the extent of this impact is not clear. The relationship between ultra-processed foods, fertility, and other factors such as obesity is still being explored.

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