Tampa (BLOOM) – If you’re a woman, understanding your reproductive health is key to maintaining your overall well-being. Whether you’re considering starting a family or simply want to learn more about ...

Exercise supports fertility, but only up to a point. An IVF specialist explains the fertility–fitness paradox, how excessive ...

Stress has become an integral part of our lives, particularly in the case of women, who have multiple responsibilities in ...

The constant remodeling of the organs of the female reproductive tract during the reproductive cycle leads to fibrosis and chronic inflammation over the years. Scientists have now uncovered these ...

Thyroid imbalance can affect fertility and pregnancy outcomes in both women and men but experts say early screening, timely ...

Trying to conceive can feel like navigating a minefield where everyday habits and seemingly innocent choices are secretly working against your fertility goals. While you’re diligently tracking ...

That morning routine. Your favorite comfort foods. The way you manage stress. While these might seem disconnected from your reproductive health, mounting evidence suggests that our daily habits may ...

Many women are unaware that light exposure directly influences fertility. Natural sunlight stabilises hormones, while excessive screen light can disrupt melatonin and reproductive health. Recognising ...

Researchers may have found a solution to improving fertility in women with obesity, following a successful trial in mice using diabetes medication to reduce blood glucose levels. The University of ...

Gut health affects hormones, immunity and nutrient absorption, all of which influence fertility and pregnancy. Dr Padma ...