One in six people across the globe face infertility at some point in their lifetime, according to the first new estimates from the World Health Organization in a decade. The prevalence is “staggering, ...

How long can you wait to have a baby? Apparently longer than most women think. The long-ingrained fear of age-induced infertility - that women will not be able to conceive if they wait too long - is ...

Most of our young lives, the dialogue surrounding having a baby is how NOT to get pregnant. But what happens when you decide you’re ready… and nothing happens? That’s the reality for the one in eight ...

Infertility affects both genders, with lifestyle and environmental factors impacting fertility. Men and women contribute equally to infertility cases. Approximately 17.5% of adults globally experience ...

Infertility is commonly defined as the inability to get pregnant, or maintain a pregnancy, after adequately trying for 12 months (and in some cases for a full six months) without medical assistance.

Editor's NoteThe era of a total fertility rate of 0.72. Long queues have formed in front of famous infertility clinics in Seoul. This unprecedented low birthrate trend throughout history seems almost ...

Reproductive health is now seen as a basic human right. This includes the ability to have children. Large-scale population surveys are used to identify infertility and help ensure the rights of those ...