Body fat percentage – better than BMI at predicting male fertility?
Body fat percentage may better capture the impact of increased fat levels on male reproductive health, according to a new Danish study...
A chemical messenger produced in the body, for example testosterone. Hormones can travel through the blood and have an effect elsewhere in the body.
Body fat percentage may better capture the impact of increased fat levels on male reproductive health, according to a new Danish study...
Chronic inflammation and premature ageing of the ovaries have been associated with the loss of a specific gene in mice...
Reality TV star Vicky Pattison explores whether she wants to become a parent in this two-part documentary...
Fertility awareness is increasing, but gaps in understanding remain among patients and healthcare professionals. Dr Mireia Galian explores why better education, evidence-based advice and a more joined-up approach are needed to support informed fertility decisions…
by Xinran Hao
GLP-1 drugs may help to improve male testosterone levels and sperm count, preliminary research suggests...
by Dr Jennifer Takhar and 2 others
Drs Carolyn Wilson-Nash, Jennifer Takhar and Chloe He discuss the reality faced by many LGBTQ+ people seeking fertility treatment in the UK...
by Beth Burdis
The Plastic Detox explores the links between plastic exposure and reproductive health, combining scientific research with personal stories to examine a growing environmental health concern…
Patients diagnosed with breast cancer may be able to safely avoid chemotherapy if a genomic test indicates they are at low risk of their cancer returning, according to findings presented at a major cancer conference...
Fifteen people, including five doctors, have been charged in Maharashtra, India following an investigation into the exploitation of financially vulnerable egg donors...
Endocrine disorder 'polycystic ovary syndrome' has been renamed 'polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome' to better reflect the clinical features of the condition...
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