OBJECTIVE Diabetic women are at increased risk for adverse pregnancy outcomes that can be improved by preconception care. Our goal was to evaluate the quality of medical care in diabetic women who undergo fertility treatment and compare it with the quality of medical care in diabetic women with spontaneous pregnancies. RESEARCH DESIGN AND METHODS This retrospective study on reproductive-age w...

This paper explores how organizations within the fertility treatment sector in UK discursively construct (cis) male infertility and whether, so doing, they reinforce or reproduce prevailing institutionalized discourses practices of masculinity. We seek to address gender disparity contemporary understandings reproductive health Organization Studies (OS) where women's experience its impact is wel...

As treatment paradigms improve and young women live longer after a breast cancer diagnosis, there is an increasing need to define the fertility-related problems that premenopausal women with breast cancer face, and, more importantly, to find solutions. This article discusses what is known regarding fertility risks associated with standard breast cancer treatment regimens and limitations of that...