Once you make the life-changing decision to have a baby with the help of in vitro fertilization (IVF), it’s natural to wonder about what it will be like to actually go through fertility treatment.

Patients often say the same thing in appointments with Dr. Abey Eapen, an infertility specialist at UT Southwestern Medical Center: “I never learned about this in my high school.” For many couples, ...

Infertility is a challenge that many couples face and it can affect both men and women. There are various reasons for ...

Whether you're struggling to concieve or want to get a better picture of your health, here's what to expect from a fertility test for women. Grappling with infertility can often feel like shaking a ...

Each year, tens of thousands of people in the U.S. try to conceive using in vitro fertilization (IVF), a process through which eggs are fertilized in a lab, then transferred to the patient’s uterus.

No matter how many friends, family members, or acquaintances tell you about their struggles with infertility, it's hard to comprehend the toll this deeply personal challenge can have until you ...

Stoakes and her partner Carina face paying thousands more than a heterosexual couple to conceive their second child ...

It has also become a big driver in the number of older single mothers in the U.S. at a time when the country's overall birth ...

As January marks Thyroid Awareness Month there is one conversation that needs to be prioritised and that is the necessity of ...

Egg freezing is a deeply personal decision, shaped by medical, emotional and financial considerations. Experts advise women ...