Episona Inc., an epigenetics data company focused on improving outcomes in reproductive health, announced today the launch of Seed, an innovative new male fertility test, at the American Society for ...

If you're trying to become pregnant without success, you're not alone. An estimated 11% of women and 9% of men in the United ...

This article was reviewed by Felix Gussone, MD. Hormones and Fertility in Men: What’s the Connection? Key Takeaways: From ...

Should men trying to have kids avoid hot tubs? Do boxers vs. briefs impact sperm counts? Here's the real science behind male fertility.

PHOENIX — Arizona men now order a convenient, at-home male fertility test that gives them results within half an hour. They’re offered through Sonora Quest Laboratories, an Arizonan diagnostic ...

Sperm have to wiggle vigorously to reach an egg, and that motion is key to a clever new fertility test. The technique, tested with bull semen and detailed in Advanced Materials Interfaces, harnesses ...

Rachel Feltman: For Scientific American’s Science Quickly, I’m Rachel Feltman. The World Health Organization estimates that infertility impacts one in six adults globally. But when it comes to ...

Conversations around fertility are often centered around women. Infertility is not just an issue occurring among females; males also experience infertility. A Baylor College of Medicine urologist ...

Gentlemen, here’s a question: Do you know your sperm count? While this may seem personal or even awkward, it's a conversation that's becoming more common. For years, fertility tech has focused ...

Orchid Fertility Dubai Calls For Greater Awareness Of Male Infertility As Nearly Half Of Cases Stem From Male Factors. <li /> Recommends Baseline Fertility Assessment for those Planning marriage or ...

New studies are changing what we thought we knew about fertility and ageing. A recent report on Daijiworld points out that men actually face a steady drop in sperm quality as they grow older. It is ...

Conversations around reproductive health are becoming more inclusive—but one significant voice often remains absent: men. Despite data showing that 10% to 15% of men face infertility challenges, male ...