If you are receiving fertility treatments or concerned about your ability to get pregnant, consider including a natural, complementary practice thousands of years old: acupuncture.
What You Should Know About Pregnancy After Age 35 (Video)
If you are 35 or older and concerned about risks associated with pregnancy, experts say there are various factors to consider besides your age.
Top 10 Women’s Health Advances and What They Mean for You
Find out about 10 of the most influential advances in women's health of this past year, including updates in the use of hormone therapy in women after menopause.
Boy or Girl — Can You Choose Your Baby’s Gender?
The methods offered to help you control the gender of your baby are old wives’ tales at best, but it doesn’t hurt to learn what harmful practices you should avoid.
Male Infertility: Helping You Sort Fact From Fiction
There are many common misunderstandings about the causes of male infertility. Here’s your chance to learn what’s real and what’s myth.
Drug Can Help You Avoid Infertility from Chemotherapy
A new study shows that a hormone-blocking drug taken during chemotherapy can help young female breast cancer patients avoid ovary damage caused by chemotherapy and go on to have children later.
Age 35 and Older: Too Late to Get Pregnant? (Video)
U.S. women are waiting longer to have their first child, a new study says. But while first-time older mothers face increased health risks, they can improve their outlook by adopting healthy habits. The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) released a study recently that showed the first birth rate for women in their late 30s and older has been
Freezing Eggs Can Preserve Your Dream of Motherhood
One of the newest advances in fertility treatment — retrieving and freezing eggs — can give a woman better odds for starting a family later in life since life doesn’t always cooperate with a woman’s plans for motherhood.
What You Should Know About Infertility’s Most Common Cause
Most ovulation problems result from a condition called polycystic ovarian syndrome, or PCOS. Fortunately, relatively inexpensive oral drugs can effectively treat PCOS, allowing many women to conceive.
Vasectomy Requests Peak During March Madness
Many men plan a vasectomy for this week with an eye toward watching the NCAA basketball tournament all weekend while they recuperate.
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