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Scientists have discovered that s***m cells can carry the molecular imprint of a father's stress, and these marks may be passed on to his children. According to a 2025 study published in Molecular Psychiatry and reported by Live Science, men who experienced high levels of stress during childhood showed distinct epigenetic changes in their s***m. These changes, known as DNA methylation, can influence how genes are expressed without altering the genetic code itself.

Researchers found that these stress-related marks could affect the development of offspring, potentially influencing their mental health, immune system, and ability to handle stress. The study challenges the long-held belief that only maternal health shapes a child’s biology. This means a father's emotional history can leave behind molecular fingerprints that shape the next generation before conception even begins.

This research highlights the importance of supporting men’s mental well-being, not just for their own health but for the future of their families. It also opens new doors in reproductive science, showing how life experiences can echo across generations through biology.

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