International Women's Day: It's time we cleared the stigma around infertility in women, challenged misinformation
The disproportionate burden of infertility placed on women is one of the largest myths that exists till date.
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Neuron activation near brain base due to stress may lead to infertility in women
The researchers used a mouse model to investigate if the alterations in RFRP-3 neuronal activity led to changes in puberty onset, fertility and stress responses.
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Is going gluten-free good for everyone's health? Nutritionist Akanksha Mishra lays out benefits, challenges
Going gluten-free can be challenging and isolating as it tends to sneak into many popular and everyday foods like sauces, vitamin and mineral supplements, some medications, and sometimes even toothpaste
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Scientists have found a way to deliver PIN1 protein to the testes in an effort to treat infertility in men
More studies are required before this technique could be used for treating infertility in human males.
PCOS Awareness Month 2020 dedicated to a common hormonal disorder that affects 10% of women worldwide
Around 40 percent of women diagnosed with PCOS also suffer from depression and self-esteem issues after diagnosis.
Sperm cells have fooled scientists for centuries: They don't 'swim', they move as their tails 'spin'
Sperm 'drills' into the fluid like a spinning top by rotating around itself whilst its tilted axis rotates around the centre.
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Endometriosis, a chronic disorder women often pass off as normal period pain
Globally, endometriosis affects an estimated 176 million women - many of whom believe that the excruciating pain they live with is normal period pain.
Infertility in young women may have driven the Neanderthals to their extinction
Fossils are scarce and the answer to why the women started having fewer babies is still up for debate.
World Tuberculosis Day 2019: TB infection can cause infertility in men and women
Pelvic TB largely affects women in their childbearing year and is diagnosed during tests for infertility.
Semen frozen for 50 years used to breed 34 healthy lambs in breakthrough study
Amazingly, the sperm resulted in birth rates comparable to semen frozen for 12 months.
Family planning too limited in scope to cover gender justice; women's sexual and reproductive health a human rights issue
Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights is not limited to women and girls but they are at the forefront of disproportionate consequences of lack of information and services.
Blanket ban on commercial surrogacy eliminates aspect of privacy; unfair to couples who marry late, homosexuals
There is no doubt that this $1-billion industry needs to be regulated, but banning commercial surrogacy entirely might not be the way.
Choice of underwear could affect sperm count, a new fertility study finds
Men who frequently wore boxers showed higher fertility rates than those wearing briefs or jockeys.
Nine Months: How modern lifestyles could be lowering couples' chances of conceiving
Nine Months is a visual how-to survival guide that brings experience, knowledge and perspective to mothers so they can follow a reliable and singular narrative on pregnancy and parenting
Surrogacy Regulation Bill: Parliamentary panel report highlights legislation's draconian, paternalistic nature
The Committee pointed out certain observations that show the draconian nature of Surrogacy Bill, which is based on impractical presumptions.
International Women's Day: Jane Eyre learns about PCOS
Bertha is given some medical attention and a few years of learning how to successfully manage PCOS, she decides to try on some holistic methods as well.
Why some women can't conceive? Researchers find new reasons
Researchers have found that endometriosis — a chronic condition affecting around 10 per cent of women — may be the reason behind their difficulty in getting pregnant
Freezing time: What career women need to know about preserving their fertility
Women need no longer sacrifice their careers for the sake of starting a family, as procedures like freezing eggs allow women to prolong fertility
Nearly half of infertile people don't seek medical help, finds study
One in eight women and one in ten men are infertile, yet nearly half of them have not sought medical help, according to a new study.
Cheaper than France and London, Spain becomes the epicentre of infertility treatment
Spain has some 200 gynaecological centres, more than any other European nation. The infertility treatment sector earned 365 million euros in 2014.