fertility

Teen Birth Rate Hits All-Time Low

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Ovarian Tissue Transplant Hailed as Breakthrough

By Joanna Plucinska

Executive Explains Why Facebook Covers Egg-Freezing

By Charlotte Alter

A Diet High in Pesticides Is Linked to a Lower Sperm Count

By Mandy Oaklander
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Three-Parent IVF Deserves a Chance in the U.S.

All new fertility methods sound crazy at first

By Sarah Elizabeth Richards February 3, 2015

Scientists Use Skin Cells to Create Artificial Sperm and Eggs

The feat could help patients with fertility problems

By Helen Regan December 24, 2014

Company-Paid Egg Freezing Will Be the Great Equalizer

From Facebook to Citigroup, more companies are covering the cost of elective egg freezing for women who want to delay child-bearing. Is this the key to real gender equality?

By Jessica Bennett October 15, 2014

African American Donor's Sperm Mistakenly Sent to White Mom

Lesbian parents tell the TODAY Show that they love their mixed race daughter but are suing their sperm bank to prevent future mixups.

By Belinda Luscombe October 2, 2014

Ballsy Study Finds Narwhal Tusk Size Correlates With Virility

Is that a giant tooth on your head or are you just happy to see me?

By Nolan Feeney September 22, 2014

A Breast Cancer Drug May Help Women Become Pregnant

The drug may be a new option for women dealing with infertility

By Alexandra Sifferlin July 9, 2014

Smartphones May Harm Sperm

It may be time to take the phone out of your pants pocket, gents. A new study found that the low-level electromagnetic radiation (EMR) that mobile devices emit lowered sperm motility by 8%, and viability by 9%

By Alice Park June 10, 2014

Drug Found to Preserve Fertility Among Young Women on Chemo

Goserelin protected ovaries from chemotherapy damage in a recent trial

By Alexandra Sifferlin June 2, 2014

Japan Is Desperate to Rescue Its Economy from an Early Grave

Any less than 100 million people would spell doom for the nation's economy, officials warned, while neglecting one glaringly easy fix

By Dan Kedmey May 16, 2014

Over 40 and Infertile? Go Straight To IVF, Study Says

The latest study on IVF suggests that older women can benefit from a telescoped IVF experience. But is that really good news for couples struggling to get pregnant?

By Alice Park May 7, 2014
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