51-Year-Old Mother Serves as Her Daughter's Surrogate After She Is Unable to Get Pregnant
"I feel like my mom is the closest place to home [my baby] can be rather than my own body," Breanna Lockwood said
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The Pandemic Is Making Would-Be Parents Put Fertility Treatments On Hold—and There Are Emotional Repercussions
Hopeful moms have now been forced to put their family plans on hold due to the coronavirus pandemic. Experts explain what that means and offer advice on how to get through.
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Why So Many People Have to Travel for IVF Treatment
The cost of IVF treatment in the U.S. can be prohibitive for many. But that's not the only reason some patients, including myself, are making short and long hauls for their fertility treatments.
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At-Home Fertility Tests and Treatments: Understanding the Pros and Cons
From at-home IVF kits to comprehensive DIY hormone tests that ship right to your door, the latest technology is empowering people who are trying to conceive.
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Is the Future of IVF Needle-Free?
A fertility clinic in New York City has developed a form of in vitro fertilization that uses pills and a nasal spray, as well as urine and saliva tests instead of pricey injections and blood draws. Here's what you need to know about needle-free IVF, or NF-IVF.
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How the Right Hormone Testing Finally Got Me Pregnant
Hormonal testing revealed that I had a progesterone deficiency and luteal phase defect that were keeping me from getting pregnant. Now I can't help but wonder how many other women are in the same boat and don't know it.
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