New data shows a rise in 'natural' fertility-tracking methods is leading to more women seeking abortions
Contraception users appear to be increasingly hesitant to use hormonal methods, say researchers, with some data suggesting ...
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IVF and ICSI pregnancies show higher exposure to teratogenic medicines
A new Australian study has revealed a potential reason why some pregnancies achieved through assisted reproductive technology (ART) may result in birth defects in comparison to naturally conceived ...
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The Emotional Toll of Baby-Making
The path to parenthood isn't always smooth. Explore how couples can tackle the emotional challenges of "sex on demand" and ...
Study shows IVF pregnancies are at greater risk of exposure to medicines that can harm the fetus
A new Australian study has revealed a potential reason why some pregnancies achieved through assisted reproductive technology ...
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Missed Period But Not Pregnant? Here’s What to Know
A woman’s period is typically a monthly visitor, but some women’s schedules are irregular. When your period is late, or doesn ...
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How Effective Is an IUD for Pregnancy, PMS, and More?
The hormonal and copper IUDs are both considered effective forms of contraception. Learn how various IUDs compare and what may make them less effective.
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Untreated Infertility Linked to Higher SARD Risk After Childbirth
A history of infertility without fertility treatment was associated with a higher future risk of SARD, independent of ...
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Number of women using hormonal contraception declines while cycle-tracking increases
The number of women using hormonal contraception methods has declined, while the number of people relying on ...
‘I’m an OB/GYN, and Here Are 10 Reasons Why Your Uterus Might Hurt After Sex’
Pain after sex can be deep, likely stemming from your uterus (aka your womb), but it can also be shallow and stem from organs ...