India, Oct. 7 -- The modern work environment has evolved, with global teams, tight deadlines, and constant digital connectivity extending working hours. For many professionals, late nights have become the norm. However, this culture of staying up late carries hidden costs for physical and mental health - and can significantly impact fertility.

In an interview with HT Lifestyle, Dr Ila Gupta - Chairperson and Chief IVF Consultant at Pristyn Care, Ferticity - discusses how late-night work culture can negatively impact fertility in both men and women. "Our bodies are designed to follow a natural rhythm. When we keep working late, we disrupt this rhythm. Over time, it impacts fertility for both men and women," explains the fertility expert. ...