Fertility

For the first time, scientists have created healthy, fertile mouse pups using only the DNA of two adult males.

A survey of over 9,000 men in nine countries found that over 55% would be willing to use a new method of male birth control.

Clinical trials of a male birth control pill that was 99% effective at preventing pregnancy in mice are expected to launch in 2022.

A procedure that used frozen testicular tissue to restore fertility in animals could soon do the same for childhood cancer survivors.

Seattle-based startup adyn is developing an at-home testing kit to help women find their best birth control method.

PGT-A, a genetic test used to screen embryos for aneuploidy prior to in vitro fertilization, appears to be excluding many viable options.

Sperm appear to play a bigger role in pregnancy than previously believed, not only fertilizing the egg, but also “persuading” the female body to accept it.

Stanford University researchers have identified blood-based biomarkers that can be used to predict the onset of labor in pregnant women.

Researchers have grown a mouse embryo outside the uterus for longer than ever before, opening up the door to learning more about how mammals grow.

A bioengineered uterus could open up treatment options for women facing infertility.