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Of the 10-15% of couples who run into fertility problems, a third of these cases stem from male infertility. While there are many factors that can lead to problems with male infertility, we explore sperm motility here.

You’ve made the important decision to preserve your fertility through egg freezing. Now you’re wondering what to expect from the final step — egg harvesting. Here’s a detailed look at how we collect your eggs for future use.

Thanks to medical advancements, women have the option of harvesting and freezing their eggs for later use. Here’s a look at some of the many instances in which egg freezing provides you with the ultimate Plan B.

While researchers scramble to understand the impact of COVID-19 on certain populations, preliminary studies show that there is some cause for concern for pregnant women. Here’s what you should know.

You envision a time when the sound of little feet running through the house would be nice, but now is perhaps not that time. For added insurance that you’ll realize your vision, egg freezing is a great option.

If the road to building the family of your dreams has been a bumpy one and you’re turning to in vitro fertilization, you want to ensure the best possible outcome. Here’s how genetic testing of your embryo can play an invaluable role.

In a third of cases of infertility, the problem lies with the man and that problem usually stems from abnormal sperm behavior or counts. Here’s a look at the more common sperm issues that can lead to male infertility.

If you’ve been struggling with fertility issues, the options to increase your chances of building your family may seem overwhelming, Here, we look at two of the more common methods — IVF and IUI — in a side-by-side comparison.

Your nutritional choices cast a wide net over your health, including your fertility. Here’s a look at some of the direct and indirect ways that your diet can influence your ability to conceive.

As our country continues to grapple with the COVID-19 crisis, the question of whether elective procedures like IVF should be put off is still a valid one. Here’s a look at what you should know when considering IVF during the pandemic.

The rate of fertility problems is fairly significant, with 10% of women of reproductive age experiencing problems. While there are many options to help you build the family of your dreams, in vitro fertilization is one of the more successful.

The good news is that there are many ways for LGBTQ couples to start or grow their families. Learn about all the reproductive options available to help you figure out the best one for your family.

Do you want to have a baby, but the time isn’t right? Freezing your eggs can help you wait until a later date, but there are a few factors that can impact the process. Read on to learn what you should know for the best results.

We’re living in an anxious time, concerned about our health and acquiring a case of the novel coronavirus. This is even scarier for pregnant moms who are worried about catching and transmitting COVID-19 to their unborn child.