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reproductive

adjective as in generative

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By revealing how mutations arise and are shaped by selection within sperm, the researchers hope to refine reproductive risk assessments and better understand how genetics, lifestyle, and environment interact across generations.

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That’s because many LGBTQ+ couples can only have children through assisted reproductive technology or fertility treatments, whether that looks like surrogacy or using donor egg or sperm.

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More than ten bishops from around the country, including from Durbin’s home parish, objected, citing his record championing reproductive rights.

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The menopause describes the end of a woman's reproductive years, and normally happens around the age of 51.

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Although previous studies have linked forever chemicals to serious human health issues, such as certain cancers and reproductive disorders, their broader ecological impacts remain uncertain.

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