Infertility

Infertility is one of the most common problems for young people, affecting between 10 to 15 percent of couples.

"Fertility preservation allows patients that have a medical condition or treatment that's going to impair their fertility to store either sperm, eggs or embryo either prior to undergoing that treatment or prior to that disease advancing."

Scientists hope the research will one day have implications for boys treated for cancer who often become infertile from the therapies.

"If successful, this would be just the third birth following a reproductive technique that mixes the DNA of three people."

Men with smaller than average penises found it harder to conceive, scientists discovered.

The inside of men's testes have a unique microbiome.

PCOS is one of the most common causes of infertility.

It's been successfully done on animal samples before, but never on human tissue.

The findings add to the alarm surrounding the current male infertility crisis.

Air pollution is so widespread it might be related to infertility for a "significant number of couples," according to the researchers.

To the best of our knowledge, this tablet is recorded history's very first mention of infertility.

The sudden rise in male infertility is a scary national crisis, and we can't blame it on Trump—or can we?

A study has found that men with poor semen quality often have lower testosterone levels, increasing their susceptibility to common diseases as they grow older.

The World Health Organization said infertility should not be regarded as simply a medical condition.

The study has yet to be conducted on humans.

Spreading human feces on agricultural fields is common practice.

The experimental procedure proved successful in mice, and could resolve male infertility.

Carrie Buck is the most famous of those forcibly sterilized to "cleanse the race" of undesirable genes.

A young woman became pregnant after doctors were able to restore her fertility with a breakthrough procedure.

"There is no mercy, we have decided to deal with the refusal cases with iron hands."