A recent study shows that many young women of Generation Z (the demographic group born roughly between the mid-1990s and the early 2010s) have only incomplete information about their own fertility. Th...
The question of whether aging processes can be slowed while simultaneously maintaining reproductive health for longer is one of the central topics in modern biomedicine. In this context, plants that h...
A cancer diagnosis brings with it numerous physical and emotional challenges. For many men, however, there is another important question: Will I still be able to become a father later on? In fact, bot...
To date, there are no artificial wombs capable of supporting the full development of human babies. However, remarkable progress has been made in recent years. In 2017, researchers in the U.S. develope...
More and more women are being diagnosed with breast cancer at a young age—often at a stage in life when family planning, the desire to have children, or another pregnancy are major priorities. For m...
A growing body of research suggests that fertility depends on more than just hormones or the health of the reproductive organs. Scientists are now conducting intensive research into the so-called gut-...
Many women assume that a regular menstrual cycle automatically means that everything is fine with their fertility. After all, a period that arrives on time has long been considered a sign of a “func...
Many women who are trying to conceive or undergoing fertility treatment experience ongoing stress. Appointments, test results, waiting periods, and uncertainty can create emotional pressure that is di...