Denmark will now enforce an age limit on men seeking fertility treatments, mirroring existing restrictions for women. Previously, only women faced age limitations for accessing such treatments in the Scandinavian country. The new policy applies to men over the age of 55. The decision from the Danish health authority is based on recent research findings regarding the implications of age on fertility treatments. Officials have not specified the exact details of the research influencing the change. This move aims to align practices for both genders and account for evolving scientific understanding in reproductive health. The policy change is expected to be implemented shortly.