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Women take the emotional, mental, physical, & social burden of infertility. Companies like Celmatix, though, are democratizing fertility treatments, to help men & women.

India has a history of coercive family planning which ignored infertility. A shift in focus will help womens health.

The more mobile phone you use, the less your sperm count may become, says a study. TheHealthSite.com

The rate of infertility is nearly equal between sexes before middle age, yet women still bear the brunt of societys pressure.

Swiss study finds higher mobile phone use linked to lower sperm count and concentration in young men, raising concerns about RF-EMF exposure's impact on male reproductive health. Despite limitations, the research suggests a potential risk to fertility with increasing phone usage.

Infertility in Young Indian Couples: What's Causing the Rise in Infertility in Young Indian Couples? Dr. Sulbha Arora MD, DNB (OBG) Has the Answers. TheHealthSite.com

Researchers investigated whether depression was associated with endometriosis.

Women with celiac disease face a much higher risk of other health complications, including ovarian failure, endometriosis, and pregnancy loss, a large new study suggests.

The study investigates the role of the ACTL7B gene in sperm formation using genetically modified mice and finds that deficiencies in this gene lead to failed spermatogenesis and structural sperm abnormalities. Given the gene's similarity in humans, the findings suggest ACTL7B could serve as a potential biomarker for male infertility.

Men who regularly used their cell phones had significantly lower sperm counts than men who barely used them, researchers found.