Can test the strength of sperm at home
Like home pregnancy testing devices, sperm test kits will soon be available in Europe, after being approved by the US Food and Drug Administration.
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Like home pregnancy testing devices, sperm test kits will soon be available in Europe, after being approved by the US Food and Drug Administration.
On average, at the age of 30, the ovaries of women are only 12% (equal to an eighth) compared to when they were born.
Girls who are too aggressive in the gym are three times more likely to have problems with childbirth, a study has just published.
Michelle's two children were born on the same day, but looked like a year apart. The explanation for this bizarre phenomenon made the doctors equally surprised.
Leading experts warn women who want children that their biological clocks run very fast.
For a long time, everyone knows that a woman's chances of having a baby will decline gradually from the age of 35, but according to a new study by French scientists, men…
Are you among men who are addicted to night shifts? Are you among those who believe that night work is more effective so you like it? If so, this is the time for you to…
More than 80 million people, ie 8-12% of couples worldwide, are infertile. Most of them do not pay attention to infertility symptoms until they try to get pregnant. And…
British researchers say diabetes causes sperm damage and degrades the fertility of the eyebrow. Tests show that DNA in diabetic male sperm has more signs of injury than…
The blockbuster silicone injection is a new method of contraception given by British firm Shepherd. When needing to restore fertility, surgery can be done to get silicon…
Women who delay in childbirth can cause their daughter's fertility to malfunction. This is the result of a survey of 74 women conducted by the Atlanta Breeding Associati…
Nearly 550,000 babies were born in the first six months of the year, an increase of 11,600 over the same period last year. ÂyThis is good news for Japan, which has witne…
According to a recent study by American scientists, chemicals in beauty products can harm women's fertility, even causing breast cancer.
Faced with declining fertility rates and a rapidly aging nation, Japanese toy makers have learned a serious lesson and