As a practicing physician-scientist, Dr. Grifo has extensive experience in the treatment of couples with infertility. Since August 1995, Dr. Grifo has been the director of the division of reproductive ...

My feet in stirrups, I stared at the eerie black-and-white images projected on the screen in front of me, as Hailee Steinfeld’s “Love Myself” bumped energetically in the background. My ovaries, the ...

“Learn how many high quality eggs you have remaining and your chances of getting pregnant now and in the future,” beckons Egg-Q, one of the handful of new startups offering fertility testing to women ...

As more women put off starting families, helping women assess how much time, and how many eggs, they have left to conceive is a growing business. Start-ups are selling kits that allow women to test ...

Women concerned about their fertility can use a test to help decide whether they should freeze their eggs now or whether they still have time to have a baby. But this test, called an ovarian reserve ...

More than 6 million American women struggle to become pregnant or stay pregnant, according to the Department for Health and Human Services. For many, simply having access to understandable information ...

Sarah is an experienced writer and editor enthusiastic about helping readers live their healthiest and happiest lives. Before joining Forbes Health, Sarah worked as a writer for various digital ...

Earlier this month, I reported on a test for women who are exploring egg freezing as an option to preserve their fertility for the future. My story looked at how the fertility industry uses the test ...

Modern Fertility co-founders Afton Vechery (L) and Carly Leahy.. Kelia Anne “I wish there was a magic test to tell [women] when exactly they should have kids,” says Afton Vechery. Until there is, ...

The road to parenthood isn’t always simple. While some parents-to-be may face social and economic hurdles, others are dealing with biological challenges, and struggling to understand their next step ...