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Freelance science journalist and author of the recent Scientific American story on sperm DNA damage and recurrent miscarriage.

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A decades-old sperm DNA test finally makes ASRM's list, at the back of the queue

The first update to recurrent pregnancy loss guidance since 2012 names sperm DNA fragmentation testing, then places it behind two other evaluations. The test itself is not new.

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