The fertility tech sector is getting more and more sophisticated. The latest round of innovation comes from Modern Fertility, a startup attempting to democratize reproductive health. On Thursday, the ...

There's nothing more frustrating than waiting month after month for those two pink lines to pop up. Struggling with infertility can be a heartbreaking experience, but in many cases, the solution may ...

Women in their 30s are now having more children than those in their 20s, according to the CDC. But putting off childbearing can affect a woman's chances to get pregnant. A San Francisco-based startup, ...

If you’re approaching your 40s and looking to conceive, your doctor may have suggested a fertility test for women. These simple urine tests measure key hormone levels associated with ovulation and egg ...

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"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." “I want to empower women to take care of their own health, but checking and monitoring hormone levels all ...

Modern Fertility co-founders Afton Vechery (L) and Carly Leahy.. Kelia Anne “I wish there was a magic test to tell [women] when exactly they should have kids,” says Afton Vechery. Until there is, ...

Women seeking to defer motherhood are often encouraged to check their fertility. Though fecundity is tied to age, the effect of time’s passage varies. Some 35-year-olds find they cannot get pregnant.

Home fertility tests could be seen as the ultimate in-patient empowerment. They have gone on sale online and in shops over the last few years, billed as cheaper and faster alternatives to the ...

Knowledge is power, or so they say. And private companies selling self-testing medical kits promising to deliver it seem to be everywhere right now. Particularly ones which, like Grip’s claim, shed ...

It started quite slowly. Almost like spots of rain, which one day suddenly became a full on shower before I'd even had a chance to pull my umbrella out: everyone started having babies. I'd open ...