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Pregnant couples heavily anticipate the arrival of the 18-20 week ultrasound when doctors are able to determine the sex of their baby. Male sperm carries two sets of chromosomes...
read moreVideos on the internet that chronicle women surprising their significant others on the miracle of their pregnancy give intimate insight about what the women have been going through and how the pregnancies will affect them for the rest of their lives. Whether unable to become pregnant due to infertility or failed rounds of IVF, these women open up their homes and families to the rest of the world to show their successes (and sometimes failures) in the realm of pregnancy...
read moreA joint research project conducted by Osaka University and the University of Tsukuba involved raising male mice in outer space, then studying their reproductive abilities after safely returning. They were able to learn more about the effect that the environment in outer space has on male fertility...
read moreOne in three European women carries a progesterone receptor gene--a gene inherited from Neanderthals, an ancient relative of modern day Homo sapiens.
read moreYour first time getting your fertility tested can be intimidating. Especially if you have no idea what to expect. The results of the tests done are ones that will have an immediate impact on your fertility journey, and your chances of having kids...
read moreIf you and your partner are under the ages of 35 and have been trying to get pregnant for 12 months without success -- or you are over 35 and have been unsuccessful for six months, it may be time to consult a fertility doctor...
read moreDiscover why the world's largest fertility clinics use eIVF to manage their clinic and increase their fertility rates.
In a 2013 study about whether or not antioxidants benefit female subfertility, researchers tried to determine whether supplementary oral antioxidants compared with a placebo, no treatment or standard treatment, or another antioxidant would improve fertility outcomes for subfertile women. Subfertility is a delay in conceiving, and the results came out to state that the comparisons between ‘antioxidant versus placebo or no treatment’ and ‘antioxidant versus antioxidant’ were very low...
read moreRecent research regarding children conceived via assisted reproductive techniques, which includes in-vitro fertilization (IVF), has uncovered some interesting statistics in terms of infant mortality rates...
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Tufts Medical Center Study, Published in Fertility and Sterility - September 2017, Volume 108, Issue 3, Supplement, Page e92Give your patients our original content that helps increase your fertility rates.
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