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Polycystic ovary syndrome: symptoms, treatment and your fertility
Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is the most common female hormonal condition, affecting roughly one in 12 Australian women.
Ovulation
Understanding ovulation signs, symptoms & your cycle.
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Blueprint for screening trial revealed: what would-be parents need to know
From simple mouth swab or blood test 10,000 would-be parents will be screened for roughly 500 severe or deadly recessive of X-chromosome-linked gene mutations.
It’s not just women who need to consider their age when planning a family
A new study provides persuasive evidence that children – and pregnant mums – are more likely to have health problems when dads are older.
Suffering in silence: the ‘secret life of infertile women’ laid bare
Research has revealed the impact of long-term struggle with infertility on women.
Couples to be tested for 500 genes linked to childhood disorders before conception
A trial that will test 10,000 would-be parents for 500 genes linked to serious conditions could radically transform who Australians plan for children.
Getting the snip: Vasectomies on the rise
Vasectomies are increasing again, and many more young men in their 20s and early 30s are choosing not to have children.
What motherhood feels like after years of infertility
Trying to have a baby and being unable to is a silent hell, an experience that leaves scars.
'My caesarean section left me infertile': Mum shares warning
Catherine Woulfe battled infertility for two years before discovering a defect in her caesarean section scar was to blame.
Infertility: all sex and no play
This has nothing to do with love. This is about creating a family.
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Less than half of young women know when fertility declines: study
An Australian study found that, while young people overwhelmingly want children, few understand the biological limits on natural conception.
Moderate alcohol consumption improves male fertility, study finds
Men advised to limit but not avoid alcohol when trying to conceive.
New screening test covering 60 genetic disorders available for newborns
The test was developed by Sydney-based pathology practice Genepath to complement the traditional "heel prick" test.
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