• The presence of stress in your life can negatively impact fertility
• The presence of stress overburdens the sympathetic nervous...[more]

To help promote health and to reduce the growing numbers of obese Americans, General Mills recently converted all of its breakfast cereals to whole...[more]

According to a study of 188 women conducted by researchers at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center and the University of Alabama, Birmingham (UAB), women...[more]

Women today who undergo in vitro fertilization (IVF) are having fewer twins and triplets than ever before thanks to improvements in the technique....[more]

A new machine may help infertility experts sort out “good” sperm from “bad” sperm to boost conception rates. Called the sperm sorter, the machine...[more]

A recent study conducted by researchers at the University of Connecticut Health Center and published in the journal Science found a receptor...[more]

When you’re eating for two, more calories are really better. According to a recent study conducted by researchers at the Baylor College of Medicine...[more]

A recent study published in the journal Fertility and Sterility found that patients whose borderline malignant ovarian tumors are caught...[more]

Men are just as depressed as women over infertility, according to a recent study conducted by doctors at the Human Assisted Reproduction Ireland...[more]

Researchers from the Gynecologic Clinic of the University of Milan, Italy have found that a diet rich in fruits and vegetables seems to protect women...[more]

A recent study published in the Journal of Fertility and Sterility found that delaying pregnancy lowers a woman’s risk of developing ovarian...[more]

Researchers at the University of California, Los Angeles, have found that low vitamin D intake has a small but important impact on insulin resistance,...[more]

Women who continually diet to lose weight may be wreaking long-term havoc on their immune systems, according to a recent study published in the Journal...[more]

Here’s a ray of hope for women who have been treated for breast cancer. Researchers at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center in Seattle found...[more]

Finally good news for women who put off having children until age 35 or later. A recent study conducted by researchers at the University of Southern...[more]

Researchers from Stanford University recently found that a drug commonly prescribed to treat diabetes can also help improve symptoms of polycystic...[more]

Chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) usually does not worsen during pregnancy, according to results of a recent study conducted by researchers at Brigham...[more]

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has disseminated new guidelines for flu shots. The CDCP urges all obstetricians and gynecologists...[more]

A recent study published in OB/GYN News conducted by researchers at Harvard Medical School found that about 10 percent of patients with...[more]

It’s long been known that breast-feeding is best for both mother and child. But a new study confirms that there must be something powerfully therapeutic...[more]

A study by Dr. Susan Davis, Research Director of the Jean Hailes Foundation in Clayton, Australia, suggests that low serum dehydroepiandrosterone...[more]

According to the U.S. Dietary Survey, overweight people tend to underestimate the amount of calories they consume. The researchers found that women...[more]

According to an article published in the September 2004 issue of Endocrinology Today, levels for acceptable LDL cholesterol have been lowered....[more]

With increased success rates and improved assisted reproductive technologies (ART) at their disposal, fertility clinics delivered 16 percent more...[more]

Here’s another incentive for men to work out. According to a study conducted by researchers at the Harvard School of Public Health, men who exercise...[more]

Just a gram of cinnamon per day can help those with type 2 diabetes experience up to a 30 percent reduction in blood levels of glucose, fats, and...[more]

A new study found that the more you watch television, the greater your risk of developing diabetes and becoming obese. The Nurses Health Study found...[more]

Researchers from the University of Surrey’s School of Biomedical and Molecular Sciences in the United Kingdom found that pregnant women who do not...[more]

A recent study conducted at the University of Pittsburgh found that cognitive therapy could help women with functional hypothalamic amenorrhea,...[more]

Couch potatoes beware. A group of researchers performed an obesity analysis using data obtained from the Nurses Health Study and found that time spent...[more]

According to a recent study conducted at the State University of New York at Buffalo Department of Gynecology and Obstetrics, men who smoke pot frequently...[more]

A pilot study conducted at Boston’s Brigham and Women’s Hospital found that the focused waves of ultrasound can “burn away” uterine fibroids, without harming...[more]

The SPAWN Study of post-delivery weight retention in women found that women who were overweight before pregnancy did not have a higher risk of weight...[more]

A new study conducted by researchers at Hopital General Juif in Montreal gives hope to some women with endometrial cancer who hope to conceive.

The...[more]

If you’re trying to conceive or newly pregnant, eating a healthy diet low in saturated fat is important to your health and your baby’s. New research...[more]

Research has already found that healthy eating during pregnancy will help ensure a healthy baby later by reducing his or her risk for certain health problems,...[more]

Researchers have long suspected that defective sperm may contribute to miscarriage, but a new study is the first to prove that it may occur.

Whether...[more]

Researchers have recently discovered why some nonobese women may develop Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS), a common cause of infertility traced...[more]

Researchers have been investigating the link between emotional processes and female fertility for the past few years. Recently a study conducted...[more]

Much research has been conducted on the link between exercise and a healthy pregnancy. Now a new study published in the June 2003 issue of Hypertension...[more]

In a move that has raised concerns to some reproductive health experts in Canada and the U.S., the Canadian Parliament is likely to pass a bill...[more]

Researchers have long known that metabolic syndrome is associated with infertility. Now a Columbia University study reports that people with the...[more]

A male’s increasing age is a factor in the length of time it takes to conceive, according to a British study recently published in the June 2003...[more]

Here’s another reason not to take diet pills, shakes, vitamins, and other popular dietary supplements to lose weight. Chromium picolinate, a dietary...[more]

Researchers have known that polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) can have a devastating effect on a woman’s ability to conceive. Now a new study reports...[more]

One-third of anonymous egg donors are willing to donate again, according to a study recently published in Fertility and Sterility. Of the...[more]

According to research conducted by the Harvard School of Public Health, eating one tablespoon of peanut butter or 1 ounce of peanuts or other nuts...[more]

Overweight women with gestational diabetes are more likely to need insulin therapy, but they also may be able to control their blood sugar levels...[more]

An article published in a recent issue of the journal Pediatrics found that babies suffer nicotine withdrawal after birth even if their...[more]

According to researchers from the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development, part of the National Institutes of Health (NIH), weekly...[more]

ART has made it possible for thousands of couples to conceive and deliver babies of their own. But the effects of assisted reproductive technologies...[more]

It’s long been suspected that women with hydrosalpinges (fluid-filled fallopian tubes) do not fare as well as women without the problem when undergoing...[more]

More studies are needed to determine the true detrimental effects of environmental pollutants on sperm production and function. It’s long been known...[more]

A number of studies have already found that couples undergoing in vitro fertilization (IVF) and other assisted reproductive techniques improve their...[more]

An unlikely nonsurgical treatment for uterine fibroids was recently discovered by a team of researchers at the University of Rochester in New York....[more]

Is it now safe to eat fish containing mercury during pregnancy? A recent study conducted by researchers at the University of Rochester says that...[more]

Several articles published in medical journals have stressed the need for people at risk to develop severe medical problems to make lifestyle adjustments....[more]

Women who suffer from depression are twice as likely to stop menstruating early as women who are not depressed, according to new research conducted...[more]

Should embryo donation be viewed as high-tech adoption? This idea and other legal and ethical issues surrounding the trend are discussed in a recent...[more]

Results of a study recently presented at the Pacific Coast Reproductive Society’s annual meeting support the practice of in vitro maturation of...[more]

Researchers have long known that smoking during pregnancy can cause low birth weight babies, but a recent study conducted at University College...[more]

It used to be that survivors of cervical cancer could not become pregnant because treatment involved radical hysterectomy, a procedure that removed...[more]

A recent article published in the journal Human Reproduction describes the complex moral, ethical, and legal concerns of posthumous assisted...[more]

In a recent study, researchers from Spain investigated the occurrence of chromosomal defects in embryos from patients undergoing IVF with a history...[more]

If you skip breakfast you’re at higher risk of becoming obese and insulin resistant, two factors that may affect a woman’s ability to conceive, according...[more]

A group of researchers in Cambridge recently studied a way to use ultrasonography to assess the health of early pregnancies. They studied placental...[more]

Researchers have long known that reduced sperm morphology (sperm shape) leads to lower fertilization rates. With the advent of intracytoplasmic sperm...[more]

On February 5, 2003, Senators Hatch, Feinstein, Spector, Kennedy, and Harkin introduced the Human Cloning Ban and Stem Cell Research Protection...[more]

A panel of experts from the American Heart Association and the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) now recommend that patients at moderate risk of...[more]

More than 41 million Americans (1 in 7) are uninsured, with that number rising every month. In response to this rapidly growing crisis, the US...[more]

According to a recent article published in the scientific journal Human Reproduction, it is possible for men undergoing in vitro fertilization...[more]

A recent study conducted by a group of researchers in Italy found that men exposed to styrene in their work environment exhibited damage to their...[more]

A recent study reported in the journal Human Reproduction found that the failure of eggs to mature might explain why some people are infertile....[more]

According to a study published in the medical journal Epidemiology, the age of a woman’s partner may determine whether she develops preeclampsia...[more]

According to an Austrian study, men that ride 3,000 miles or more annually on their mountain bikes may suffer scrotal damage that could reduce...[more]

According to a recent article published in the scientific journal Human Reproduction, it is possible for men undergoing in vitro fertilization (IVF)/intracytoplasmic...[more]

A recent study conducted by a group of researchers in Italy found that men exposed to styrene in their work environment exhibited damage to their sperm...[more]

A recent study reported in the journal Human Reproduction found that the failure of eggs to mature might explain why some people are infertile. The...[more]

According to a study published in the medical journal Epidemiology, the age of a woman’s partner may determine whether she develops preeclampsia...[more]

According to an Austrian study, men that ride 3,000 miles or more annually on their mountain bikes may suffer scrotal damage that could reduce...[more]

A recent article published in the September 2002 issue of the medical journal Fertility and Sterility concludes that cigarette smoking can negatively...[more]

An improved method for detecting chromosome abnormalities in embryos has been performed with success by researchers from the Institute for Reproductive...[more]

Each year fertility practices that are affiliated with the American Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM) are required to register their success...[more]

Cystic fibrosis (CF) was a hot topic of discussion with researchers from around the world at the national meeting of the Society for Reproductive...[more]

At the national meeting of the Society for Reproductive Medicine (ASRM) held in October, researchers reported that in vitro maturation of testicular...[more]

Already proven to lower the risk of neural tube defects, folic acid (folate) may also play an important role in reducing the risk of miscarriage....[more]

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recently began a large scale effort to identify how the chemical acrylamide is getting into the food...[more]

Couples undergoing fertility treatment who share their feelings with each other in a support group setting experience less anxiety and more optimism...[more]

High blood levels of mercury, possibly caused by eating a lot of seafood, are associated with infertility in both men and women, according to a recent...[more]

Scientists from England and the United States have compiled a genetic profile of healthy sperm. This genetic “fingerprint” for normal sperm has...[more]

A recent study conducted at Landspital-University Hospital at the University of Iceland in Reykjavik reaffirmed that women of normal weight should...[more]

According to a report published in the August 29th issue of the New England Journal of Medicine, the quality of a couple’s insurance coverage determines...[more]

Researchers at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill have identified a marker that may be useful in helping women with endometriosis receive...[more]

A new treatment for fibroid tumors in the uterus shows promise in helping women who hope to conceive, carry, and deliver full-term babies. According...[more]

If you use the Internet to learn more about infertility, join the crowd. A study conducted by Canadian researchers found that 55.8 percent of infertility patients...[more]

Researchers at the University of Maryland School of Medicine found that black women undergoing in vitro fertilization (IVF) have poorer outcomes...[more]

A recent study gives another reason for not delaying childbirth. Giving birth to children before your 30th birthday can reduce your risk of breast...[more]

A team of researchers at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and the Endometriosis Association surveyed almost 4,000 American women with surgically...[more]

According to a recent study published in The Lancet, heavy smokers (20 cigarettes or more per day) have fewer sons than couples that don’t smoke...[more]

A recent study conducted by German scientists found that using acupuncture before and after embryo transfer resulting in higher pregnancy rates....[more]

According to a recent study conducted at the Las Vegas Fertility Center and the University of Nevada School of Medicine, age is not a factor in blastocyst...[more]

When female athletes step up their training regimens, they often do not menstruate for months at a time. Researchers thought that this may be because...[more]

Researchers from the Danish National Birth Cohort have found that women who drink moderately conceive faster than those who don’t drink any alcohol...[more]

If you want to reduce your risk of developing preeclampsia, a condition that may trigger a potentially fatal rise in blood pressure in pregnant women,...[more]

The age at which a woman reaches menopause is 85 percent determined by genetics, according to a study published in Europe’s leading reproductive...[more]

Women with infrequent or very irregular menstrual cycles (at least 40 days apart or too erratic to predict) face double the risk of developing Type...[more]

A recent study published in NEJM found that changing your lifestyle is more effective than taking medication in preventing type 2 diabetes in patients...[more]

According to a new report more than 30,285 babies were born as a result of assisted reproductive technology (ART). The report was prepared jointly...[more]

A recent study published in the February 2002 issue of the journal Urology found that men with low sperm counts could be treated with an aromatase...[more]

According to the largest study of the issue to date, women who take fertility drugs to boost their chances of conception are not at a higher risk...[more]

Researchers from Kyoto University in Japan have successfully boosted sperm production in mice using gene therapy. They corrected defects in testicular...[more]

Researchers from the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN, have identified a gene in mice that is needed to produce healthy sperm. They found that mice lacking...[more]

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recently approved a new test to help women predict when they ovulate. The new TCI Ovulation Tester uses...[more]

Despite the fact that ulcerative colitis can often be successfully treated with medication and lifestyle changes, 40 percent of patients opt for...[more]

A trio of international reproductive scientists may have discovered a potential alternative treatment for endometriosis, one that does not cause...[more]

According to a recent study conducted by researchers at Brigham and Women’s Hospital in Boston, women who drink more than two cups of coffee daily...[more]

Embryotech Laboratories Inc. recently received “Premarket Notification Approval” from the FDA to sell its FertilMARQ Home Diagnostic Screening Test...[more]

International researchers, led by Professor Howy Jacobs of the University of Tampere, Finland, believe they have discovered a gene defect that may...[more]

Researchers at the University of Bristol, England found that pregnant women who eat oily fish such as sardines have children with better vision....[more]

The current issue of the Journal of Reproductive Health cited a Columbia University study of 199 women at an IVF clinic in South Korea linking prayer...[more]

Researchers at the University of California at San Francisco may have discovered an ancient gene linked to male-factor infertility. The gene, known...[more]

According to results from a recent study conducted by researchers at Wayne State University in Detroit, pregnant women should steer clear of ginkgo...[more]

Men exposed to organic solvents on the job are twice as likely to suffer from low sperm counts and infertility as men in other occupations, according...[more]

Researchers at the University of Illinois at Chicago recently found that fresh and frozen sperm produced similar rates of pregnancy and delivery following...[more]

Researchers from the Medical University of South Carolina found that sperm treated with platelet-activating factor (PAF) doubled pregnancy rates for...[more]

Women with early invasive cervical cancer can still have children thanks to a revolutionary procedure that avoids hysterectomy. The technique,...[more]

According to a recent report published in the American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, a man's age has no bearing on his ability...[more]

Many men and women that undergo cancer treatment want to have children, but they often have infertility problems once they're cured of cancer. With...[more]

There's renewed hope for women with sexual dysfunction caused by a deficiency in the hormone androgen. According to a presentation given on June...[more]

Researchers at the Imperial College School of Medicine in London, England may have discovered a genetic link to unexplained infertility in women.

They...[more]

The fats found in certain fish (Atlantic salmon), walnuts, spinach, bran cereal, and other foods can ward off postpartum depression in pregnant women....[more]

Newer forms of gonadotropins (substances that assist in stimulating the ovaries for fertilization to occur) have been developed that allow administration...[more]

There may be hope for some infertile men. Researchers at Cornell University in New York studied 63 men with azoospermia (low sperm counts) and...[more]

Women with diabetes are insulin resistant, a condition that often leads to Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS), a major cause of infertility. But...[more]

Many women know that they need to lose weight to boost their chances of conception. A new study found that exercising for health has farreaching merits...[more]

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has issued a warning regarding fish intake. Women that are trying to conceive, pregnant women, nursing mothers,...[more]

There’s new hope for couples experiencing repeat miscarriages. A molecule called OX-2 that helps keep the body from rejecting transplanted organs...[more]

Men with low sperm count and inferior sperm activity should eat more watermelon, grapes, tomatoes, and other foods rich in lycopene, a naturally...[more]

There’s renewed hope for infertile women with insulin resistance and other metabolic disorders, according to a recent study conducted by Chung H....[more]

Along with infertility problems, polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) may be linked to early onset coronary artery disease, according to a recent study...[more]

A recent study published in the journal Human Reproduction reported that eggs coming from the right ovary lead more often to pregnancy. The results were...[more]

To treat infertility in women, drugs are often used to stimulate the ovaries to produce more eggs than normal as part of techniques called assisted conception,...[more]

The appearance of your endometrium (the lining of the uterus) can predict the outcome of implantation in an IVF cycle, reports a study published in...[more]

A recent study published in the British medical journal The Lancet reports that a host of factors determine a couple’s success rate with IVF. The most...[more]

Dr. Chia Choy May and her medical team from the Thomson Medical Center in Singapore successfully delivered the first infant conceived from both sperm...[more]

At a recent embryology conference held in Cancun, Mexico, researchers from around the world shared their experiences with intracytoplasmic sperm...[more]

Researchers have discovered a new way to freeze unfertilized eggs (oocytes) for use in assisted reproduction. Presented at a recent embryology conference...[more]

A recent study published in Human Reproduction reports that the majority of women don’t need to use drugs to stimulate their ovaries into producing...[more]

Recent reports of the dangers of eating fish containing high mercury levels has kept many women from eating tuna, salmon, mackerel, and other fish...[more]

Male infertility is still not adequately addressed, according to a recent article published in Urology Times. Only 25 percent of men undergoing...[more]

According to a recent article in the November 2000 issue of Fertility and Sterility, several semen parameters decline after anabolic steroid...[more]

In a recent case study reported in Fertility and Sterility, a 33-year-old woman achieved a triplet pregnancy after the transfer of two...[more]

Unexplained infertility can be frustrating for both patients and their doctors. When all testing for infertility is negative and there is no explanation...[more]

In 40 percent of the cases where couples have difficulty conceiving, male infertility is the problem. In addition to inherent factors, sperm are highly...[more]

According to two studies recently presented at the American Society for Reproductive Medicine’s (ASRM) annual meeting held in San Diego, CA, male...[more]

Researchers from the University of Bologna recently reported the results from their follow-up study of children born from frozen eggs. The team...[more]

A recent study conducted by Britain’s University of Bristol found a strong connection between smoking and fertility problems. The study found that...[more]

The success rates for assisted reproductive technologies (ART) is the highest ever, increasing by 7 percent from 1996 to 1997, according to a recent...[more]

According to a recent study conducted by the University of Michigan Health System, women who smoke during pregnancy are 50 percent to 70 percent...[more]

Men who have infertility problems have an increased risk of developing testicular cancer, according to a recent Danish study. The researchers analyzed...[more]

In an article published in the September 21st issue of Nature, Howard Hughes Medical Institute Investigator Morris F. White and colleagues...[more]

A study conducted by two DVIFG doctors found that adopting healthy lifestyle habits can lower insulin resistance, and in turn, boost conception rates....[more]

According to recent research published in OBG Management, a journal for obstetricians and gynecologists, both men and women should rethink taking...[more]

British researchers have found that men also have a “biological clock” making them less able to father a child over time.

The study published...[more]

Scientists at Virginia’s University of Richmond and Randolph Macon College may have tapped into why new mothers can get more things accomplished...[more]

Researchers at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill have identified a marker that may be useful in helping women with endometriosis receive...[more]

A new treatment for fibroid tumors in the uterus shows promise in helping women who hope to conceive, carry, and deliver full-term babies. According...[more]

If you use the Internet to learn more about infertility, join the crowd. A study conducted by Canadian researchers found that 55.8 percent of infertility patients...[more]

Researchers at the University of Maryland School of Medicine found that black women undergoing in vitro fertilization (IVF) have poorer outcomes...[more]

A recent study gives another reason for not delaying childbirth. Giving birth to children before your 30th birthday can reduce your risk of breast...[more]

There’s a baby boom going on in America. According to a report recently released by the National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS), two percent...[more]

Recently many people have been popping vitamin C, vitamin E, selenium, and carotenoids supplements to keep the cardiologist and other specialists...[more]

A recent study published in the May 2000 edition of the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) found that patients who take herbal medications...[more]

An alarming report from a substance abuse center in Northern New Jersey was recently published in the New England Journal of Medicine. According...[more]

Viagra®, the wildly popular oral medication introduced two years ago, may soon have a rival to treat erectile dysfunction, an embarrassing medical...[more]

A study published in the March 2004 issue of Fertility and Sterility found that Viagra could help improve sperm counts in some infertile men.

Apparently...[more]

Despite several years of debate, Pfizer, the pharmaceutical company that makes Viagra, will not seek regulatory approval for the use of the drug as...[more]

According to a recent Brazilian study of 750 sperm samples presented at the American Society for Reproductive Medicine’s Annual Meeting, men who...[more]

In another study from Brazil researchers found that nonobese women with polycystic ovarian syndrome (PCOS) respond better to treatment with metformin,...[more]

Researchers at the Beltsville Human Nutrition Research Center in Maryland recently found that just 1/4 teaspoon a day of cinnamon may delay the...[more]

Can where a man works affect his sperm health? Yes it can, according to a recent study published the journal Sexuality, Reproduction, and Menopause.

Workplace...[more]

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recently issued new fish consumption guidelines...[more]

Over the past two decades, multiple births have increased in the U.S. Twin deliveries are up 52 percent and and triplet deliveries and higher are...[more]

According to a recent report published in the Journal of the American Medical Association, two-thirds of American adults are overweight...[more]

Recent studies have found that eating foods rich in magnesium may reduce the risk of developing type 2 diabetes. Magnesium may help control glucose...[more]

In 1998 Dr. Sylvia Hewlett was asked by The Harvard Business Review to interview an elite group of very successful women, including Diane Sawyer,...[more]

It’s been long known that sufficient intake of folic acid during pregnancy can dramatically lower the risk of neural tub defects (NTD) in children....[more]

A recent report published in the Journal of Molecular Human Reproduction found that men with severe male factor infertility could have an...[more]

A recent report from Cambridge, England found that pregnant mice fed with 20 percent protein during gestation and lactation had offspring that survived...[more]

The health debate continues regarding coffee, the world’s most popular beverage. A recent study published in the March 10, 2004 issue of the Journal...[more]

Recent studies conducted at the Yale University School of Medicine found that deregulation of mitochondria (small parts of cells that regulate respiration)...[more]

A small pilot study conducted at the University of Illinois gave 10 women letrozole, an aromatase inhibitor highly effective in decreasing estrogen,...[more]

A recent study published in the journal Fertility & Sterility reports that daily supplements of the common antioxidant coenzyme Q10 may...[more]

New Jersey recently became the second state in the nation to authorize stem-cell research. Stem cells are produced in the first days of pregnancy and...[more]

A woman’s mental health is important to her reproductive health. It is well recognized that reproductive life events, such as menstruation, pregnancy,...[more]

Previous research has found a possible link between diabetes mellitus and heightened cancer risk. Now a new study conducted at the University of Otago...[more]

The number of women without children in the U.S. is at an all-time high, according to data from the 2002 Census. The report found that 44 percent...[more]

A significant study recently published in the journal Diabetes Care found that Type 2 diabetes is preventable with lifestyle intervention....[more]

As of March 2004, tougher rules to reduce the risk of multiple births will be instituted in the United Kingdom.

According to new guidelines...[more]

Research conducted at the Norwegian Institute of Public Health in Oslo, Norway, and published in the December 2003 issue of the American Journal...[more]

Several studies have shown that meditation can relieve stress, but no one was sure why until now. In an article published in New Scientist,...[more]

Sperm counts among men seeking infertility treatment have dropped by nearly one-third over the past 14 years in Scotland, according to study findings presented...[more]

Not getting enough shut-eye on a regular basis can wreak havoc on your health, according to recent studies published in the Journal of the American Medical...[more]

According to a recent study conducted by researchers at the University of California San Diego, women who worry about their assisted reproductive...[more]

A recent study of nearly 8,500 women found that children born to obese mothers are more than twice as likely to be overweight by age 4 than are children...[more]

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recently issued important health guidelines regarding the use of the acne drug Accutane® or its generic...[more]

According to analyses of data from cancer registries and European survey data conducted by epidemiologists in Sweden and Italy, women who smoke while...[more]

A World Health Organization (WHO) Panel Report published in the Lancet urged physicians to be aware of differing risk factors for developing diabetes...[more]

Long linked to infertility in women, the sexually transmitted disease known as chlamydia may cause infertility in men.

According to a Swedish...[more]