Alice Domar, Ph.D. is a pioneer in the mind/body approach to health and infertility. She is the executive director of the Domar Center for Mind/Body Health and author of Conquering Infertility.
A noted poet, professor, and essay writer describes the loss of her first pregnancy. Now, years later, this mother of two happy, healthy children...
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.
A worrisome new study came out this week looking at breast cancer rates in women who'd had in vitro fertilization.
A leading researcher studies how to deal with the difficult, painful feelings experienced by so many women and couples who are trying to conceive, and offers some good advice about how to cope better.
A study sheds light on what may lower the chances of a lost pregnancy following a round of IVF.
Dr. Turek, a male fertility specialist and leading researcher, shares his thoughts on common misconceptions about infertility and why the world needs a movement for male fertility and men's sexual healthcare. READ MORE»
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Whether or not to freeze or transfer additional embryos is a big question faced by many couples going through fertility treatment. Fertility expert Dr. Robert Greene looks at a new kind of embryo freezing - vitrification - and answers the question of how freezing affects embryos and success rates.
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Infertility can take a big toll on any relationship, but loving your partner starts with filling yourself up, says the author of an award-winning book. READ MORE» -
A new study goes into territory not many researchers opt to explore – namely how dealing with infertility affects a woman’s sexual function.
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A new study links repeated bouts of pelvic inflammatory disease (PID) to a greatly increased risk of infertility and chronic pelvic pain. READ MORE» -
These skivvies are a blend of mesh, bamboo, and organic cotton and make it easier (and more fun) to get pregnant, say its creators. READ MORE»
