Long confined to the medical fringe, “restorative reproductive medicine” has unified Christian conservatives and proponents of the Make America Healthy Again movement on the political right.

The internet’s latest fertility myth is more than misleading—it could scare women away from life-changing care.

The studies reviewed were small and heterogeneous and it is unclear which interventions were the most successful.

These findings suggest that OTC oral contraceptives "may serve as a critical access point for contraceptive initiation and ...

Charlie Calkins grew up in a big extended family. We’re talking about nearly 30 cousins—some of whom had their own kids. When ...

Wildlife conservationist Bindi Irwin shares her endometriosis journey to encourage conversations about women's health and ...

Rijon Charne fought for her own chance at motherhood—and now she’s fighting to make fertility preservation a right for others ...

As the US birth rate continues to decline, employers, universities, and the entire economy is already scrambling to bridge ...

After five months of caring for her new baby, Krystena Murray was forced to give him up to his biological parents. Murray, who worked with a fertility clinic to have a biological child using her eggs ...

Bindi Irwin has said she is slowly turning a corner as she opened up about the devastating health condition that has plagued ...

More than a year ago, The Dallas Morning News set out to explore how Texas’ overlapping abortion laws have altered the ...