A new manual proposes a three-part integrative medicine program to help women trying to get pregnant.
Eileen Garvin of Susanville, California, became a client of a fertility clinic the way most women do—she was referred there by her ob/gyn.
More women and couples than ever are hitting the road for fertility treatments they can afford and/or have better access to.
You’ve only been trying for a few months, but you’re already starting to get annoyed rather than excited when you see a pregnant woman. Or you’ve been trying a lot longer. . . and you can’t even bear to look. Here’s how to get over it until it’s your turn.
As kids, we all learned about the birds and the bees. But we probably didn’t learn enough about fertility to know how babies can be conceived when nature doesn’t work perfectly.
Recent articles say there's a growing movement to destigmatize infertility and bring this heart-breaking condition out into the open. But who's really judging infertile women and couples?
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Many U.S. doctors and patients persist in transferring mulitiple embryos for many rounds of IVF, in spite of risks. READ MORE» -
The newest research on the effects of drinking on a growing fetus show that there's no safe level. READ MORE» -
A physician specializing in male infertility gets a grant that will, hopefully, lead to the ability to make sperm from stem cells - offering new hope to men who can't make sperm, or enough sperm. READ MORE» -
Once spring arrives in a couple of months, weeds are sure to follow. A new study finds good reason to reconsider the chemical you’re likely using to get rid of annoying plants. -
An Ohio couple hampered by both male and female fertility troubles beat the odds - and have a baby girl. READ MORE»
