Suboptimal glycemic index management is negatively associated with male fertility
1. Suboptimal carbohydrate consumption is negatively associated with male fertility but not female fertility Evidence Rating Level: 3 (Average) Subfertility ...
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Poor cardiovascular health is a risk factor for female infertility
1. Cardiovascular health and infertility are negatively correlated with physical activity, BMI, and blood glucose being major indicators of cardiovascular ...
Increased infertility rates found amongst female physicians compared to general population
1. 1 in 3 female oncologists report they experience infertility and 1 in 3 faced discrimination during pregnancy and/or for ...
No difference in live birth rates between intracytoplasmic sperm injection and conventional in-vitro fertilization for couples with non-male factor infertility
1. For couples with a male partner with normal sperm counts and motility, intracytoplasmic sperm injection did not result in ...
Challenges and feasibility of fertility preservation in feminizing transgender youth
1. In this retrospective cohort study, fertility preservation proved feasible in transgender feminizing youth, both before and after the initiation ...
Young cancer survivors may not understand impact of treatment on future fertility
1. Only 13 percent of female cancer survivors reported feeling informed about fertility preservation options. 2. Up to 62 percent ...
Weight loss for infertile-obese women does not increase vaginal birth rates
1. Women who completed the weight loss program conceived naturally more frequently and were on infertility treatment for a shorter ...
Antidepressants associated with decreased fertility
1. Antidepressant use during a given menstrual cycle was associated with decreased fecundability during that cycle. 2. History of anxiety ...
Attempting to conceive within 3 months of pregnancy loss associated with greater success
1. Couples who began trying to conceive shortly after an early pregnancy loss had a shorter time to pregnancy and ...
Over-the-counter pain relievers not harmful to reproductive function
1. Over-the-counter analgesic use was most common during menstruation. 2. Women using over-the-counter pain relievers were less likely to experience ...