The U.S. has faced declining fertility for nearly five decades, with the natural replacement rate of 2.1 offspring per woman consistently unmet. By 2100, the U.S. fertility rate is projected to drop ...

The decline appears connected to guidance about the number of embryos transferred through assisted reproductive technologies ...

"Maybe they thought that they would never be held accountable for it. But now, people are learning about it, and they're ...

Black women have more difficulty getting pregnant, so why aren’t more undergoing egg freezing procedures? Here’s how systemic ...

Some people argue incorrectly that immigration will replace U.S. infertility and leave out the benefits of family structure.

Recent research indicates that the compound NAD+ offers a promising solution to support fertility and reproductive longevity ...

In boys who, before starting puberty, undergo radical treatments that can affect their fertility, testicular tissue can be ...

The fertility patients from Hopewell Junction, New York said they did not learn until March of 2024 that Illume had destroyed the final three embryos that they hoped to use to grow their family.

That increase in popularity isn't without security concerns, however. Fertility information can be extremely sensitive, and not all apps share the same privacy standards or adherences. Before ...

If you're one of the nearly seven million people in the world having trouble conceiving— the key to getting pregnant may be soon in the palm of your hands.

Gina Bartasi, the founder of the New York-based fertility chain Kindbody, is stepping down from her role as chief executive officer. Bartasi, who created the company in August 2018, will ...