Secondary infertility is the inability to get pregnant after a prior pregnancy. It affects approximately 3 million couples.
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Infertility is a disease that deserves to be covered by health insurance. Compelling business and social reasons support this premise.
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Does infertility cause depression or does depression cause infertility? The relationship is complex but effective interventions are available.
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Many women of childbearing age are affected by use & misuse of opioids. The impact on fertility & infertility treatment should be considered.
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Family building via assisted reproduction or gestational surrogacy is complicated and requires planning. COVID-19 has made it more difficult.
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IVF is much more successful than intrauterine insemination, another commonly used fertility procedure. Unlike IUI, it can help treat almost any type of infertility problem.
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Polycystic ovary syndrome is common but unfortunately, it often goes undiagnosed. Understanding PCOS and its consequences are essential to improving care.
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In the 41 years since Louise Brown, the first test-tube baby was born there have been many advances in the infertility field. Here are 41 of them.
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Intrauterine Insemination, a fertility procedure in which sperm are placed directly into the uterus using a catheter passed through the cervix, is the right choice for some. Here’s why.
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A number of employers have discovered that including robust infertility coverage in their health benefits package can help attract and retain employees.
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Thinking of becoming an egg donor? Make sure you understand all the ins and outs of egg donation so you don’t make a decision you might regret later.
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A gestational-carrier arrangement occurs when intended parents (or donors) supply the egg & sperm but a non-related person carries the pregnancy.
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