Dads are Less Likely to Die From Heart Disease

Fatherhood comes with many benefits. It's an enriching experience full of rewards, love and happiness.

A new study shows that fathers might also have a lower chance of dying from heart disease, cancer or stroke later in life, when compared to men who've never had children.

The study, lead by Dr. Michael Eisenberg, a male infertility expert at Stanford University, is the largest in history to look at the connection between infertility and mortality.

The results report stated that men without children were 17% more likely to die from heart disease, and this may be connected to some sort of male infertility factor.

To learn more about the study results, read the full article: Male Infertility May Increase Risk for Heart Disease