In modern societies, the proportion of women who delay childbearing beyond the age of 35 years has greatly increased in recent decades. They are falsely reassured by popular beliefs that advances in new reproductive technologies can compensate for the age-related decline in fertility. Yet age remains the single most important determinant of male and female fertility, either natural or treated. ...

tau.amegroups.com © Translational Andrology and Urology. All rights reserved. Having commenced a specialist career focused on resolving infertility for couples since 1976 (JLY), the following issues have firmed over the 40 years:  Infertility arises as an issue for “couples”, meaning the majority of cases have identifiable issues from both partners.  Such couples should be managed together in...

OPINION STATEMENT Breast cancer effects nearly 200,000 American women each year, with 9% of these women still in their childbearing years. For this subset of future survivors, the issue of fertility may be a significant quality-of-life concern. Both the causes and treatments for infertility in young breast cancer patients must be thoroughly understood by the multidisciplinary team caring for th...

BACKGROUND The use of tocolytic hospitalization in antenatal care is controversial and worthy of more research. We investigated individual, institutional, and area factors that affect the use of tocolytic hospitalizations in Taiwan where fertility has rapidly declined. METHODS Longitudinal data from the 1996 to 2004 National Health Insurance Research Database in Taiwan were used to identify t...

OBJECTIVE To illustrate the necessity for an enhanced understanding of the genetic basis of male factor infertility, to present a comprehensive synopsis of these genetic elements, and to review techniques being utilized to produce new insights in fertility research. BACKGROUND Male factor infertility is a complex disorder that affects a large sector of the population; however, many of its eti...

In modern societies, the proportion of women who delay childbearing beyond the age of 35 years has greatly increased in recent decades. They are falsely reassured by popular beliefs that advances in new reproductive technologies can compensate for the age-related decline in fertility. Yet age remains the single most important determinant of male and female fertility, either natural or treated. ...

Soil fertility decline continues to be a major challenge limiting agricultural productivity globally. Despite the novelty of organic-based technologies in enhancing production Kenya's central highlands, adoption is low. Therefore, we carried out cross-sectional household survey 300 randomly selected smallholder farmers determine specific practices by farmers; and socioeconomic factors that infl...

introduction: infertility is a common phenomenon in modern societies. today, use of assisted reproductive technologies (arts) for treatment of infertility is common, and cryopreservation is one of these technologies. cryopreservation has impact on the function and percentage of fertility of human sperm. in this study, motility, viability, nitric oxide, and dna apoptosis were assessed before and...

background: assisted reproductive technologies (arts) are complicated and stressful techniques and the social and cultural norms are major obstacles against their use. many qualitative studies have been done in the field of women's experiences of infertility, but less is known about the experiences of infertile women seeking assisted pregnancy. the aim of this study was to understand and descri...