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Mediterranean diet may support pregnancy in IVF women

A Spanish study found the Mediterranean diet is linked to a healthier vaginal microbiome in women who become pregnant via artificial insemination.
WHO: Spanish researchers
WHAT: Study links Mediterranean diet to a more stable, healthy micro-organism environment in women with primary infertility who become pregnant
WHEN: May 4, 2026 at 1:01 AM ET
WHERE: Spain
WHY: The study examined whether diet influences the vaginal micro-organism environment in women undergoing artificial insemination.

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