Tag: infertility

A UK clinical trial suggests that genetic testing of IVF-created embryos, known as Genetic IVF, could help women over 35 conceive in...

Imagine a future where pregnancy no longer requires the human body. That future may arrive sooner than expected. A Chinese company, Kaiwa...

India’s fertility market is booming due to rising infertility rates attributable to lifestyle diseases, delayed parenthood, and genetic disorders. IVF...

A caution for men: indulging in long, hot water baths, especially during winter, may impact fertility, warns a study by Urologists at the University of California. The research reveals that constant exposure to 'wet heat' can potentially harm sperm production, particularly for those already diagnosed with fertility disorders.

Unlocking the mysteries of male fertility, UCLA researchers uncover the role of semen microbiota, identifying Lactobacillus iners as a potential factor affecting sperm motility. The study delves into the complex relationship between the semen microbiome and male fertility, providing valuable insights for future investigations

Explore the lesser-known aspects of male fertility and discover five essential steps men can take to enhance sperm health. From weight management to lifestyle choices, empower yourself with insights to support reproductive well-being.

In a notable societal shift, an increasing number of Americans are becoming intimately familiar with fertility treatments. Whether through their own experiences or through close connections, a growing share of the population is entering the world of assisted reproduction.

Women with a history of infertility may experience earlier menopause and more severe symptoms compared to those without such a history, according to a recent study.

As the success rates of fertility treatments improve, women are more inclined to consider egg freezing as a means of preserving their fertility.

: A new study from Australia reveals that in vitro fertilization (IVF) is most successful when eggs are harvested in the summer. The research suggests that the season of egg collection can significantly influence live birth rates, with eggs collected in summer showing a 31% live birth rate compared to 26% in autumn. While the exact cause is unknown, environmental factors such as sunlight duration may play a role in egg development. Further research is needed to understand the underlying mechanisms, but patients may consider collecting eggs during summer months based on these findings.