In-vitro fertilization (IVF) can take a serious toll on families, not only emotionally but financially, especially when every cycle comes with new bills and no clear sense of what the full journey ...

Infertility impacts millions of people worldwide. One in six women will have difficulty having a baby. Many reasons, including age, health and other factors, can cause trouble conceiving. Many couples ...

Having a baby isn’t always as simple as deciding you’re ready to get pregnant. But there are a lot of options for reproductive care, including intrauterine insemination (IUI) and in vitro ...

Infertility often unfairly targets women, yet male factors contribute significantly to conception difficulties. Experts ...

NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Women who have an electro-acupuncture session as part of their infertility treatment may have a better chance of ultimately having a baby, a new clinical trial suggests.

New Delhi: In vitro fertilization (IVF) is a hopeful, expected, and at times uncertain process. For couples engaging in a self-cycle using their own eggs and sperm, the journey can feel simultaneously ...

In IVF treatment, embryos are traditionally transferred in the uterus three days after fertilization. Due to improvements in laboratory techniques, this is now also possible after five days. It was ...

JD Vance is accusing Tim Walz of lying about using in-vitro fertilization, or IVF, to have children − and the back-and-forth raises important points about the differences between IVF and intrauterine ...

Scientists have discovered a kind of “pause button” in early human development. This biological mechanism has long been known in other mammals, but its discovery in humans could aid IVF procedures.

In the face of rising national infertility and economic uncertainty, the institution of family is more important than ever. With 1 in 6 globally experiencing infertility, the current administration’s ...

Nine clinics are not reporting birth and pregnancy results, while the multimillion-dollar industry faces growing distrust ...