Cryptozoospermia is an extremely low sperm count condition often missed in routine semen analysis. A fertility specialist ...

Struggling with unexplained infertility despite normal test results? Discover the invisible factors that may be affecting fertility and what experts say about identifying and managing them.

Researchers from the Wilmer Eye Institute, Johns Hopkins Medicine Center for Nanomedicine—which designs nanotechnology-based ...

There's a potential new method to treat infertility through mRNA technology, according to Johns Hopkins Medicine research. In ...

New insights into a sophisticated process that protects sperm cells has revealed a mechanism, similar to an immune system, thwarts genetic chaos during the earliest stages of their development.

Research into infertility in males is sorely lacking. That’s disturbing, especially considering reports of rising rates of male infertility. In cisgender, heterosexual couples who experience problems ...

The World Fertility Awards (WFAs), produced by pregnantish, the first global, consumer-facing media event dedicated to ...

For couples struggling with infertility, a genetic diagnosis can reduce years of repeated and inconclusive testing, guide ...

The internet and social media have allowed for a new way to talk about infertility. Now you don’t have to feel so alone. Share on Pinterest “Your blood test showed high levels of androgens.” My doctor ...

Infertility is no longer restricted to just women in heterosexual partnerships. Now, circumstances common among LGBTQ people and single women trying to get pregnant can meet the official definition ...

Vabbing, a viral social media trend involving dabbing vaginal secretions on the body to attract partners, has sparked health ...