Articles
Articles
New articles appear here. The first series covers the questions readers ask most: how fertility changes with age, what the evidence says about diet and supplements, how to read a research paper on reproductive health, and what the landmark papers in the archive actually found.
Cluster 1
Fertility and IVF explained
- How common is infertility? What the WHO and NHS figures actually say
- IVF success rates explained: what the UK regulator's 2023 figures show
- IVF add-ons: what the evidence shows, add-on by add-on
- Egg freezing: what the numbers show about age, cost and storage
- From one birth in 1978 to millions: how IVF became routine
Cluster 2
Reproductive health explained
- Endometriosis explained: symptoms, diagnosis delays and treatment options
- Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) explained: diagnosis, long-term risks and treatment
- Are sperm counts really falling? What the evidence says
- What an AMH test can and cannot tell you about fertility
- When does menopause happen? Average age, early menopause and what it means for fertility
- Before trying for a baby: what the official guidance actually recommends
Cluster 3
Reading reproduction research
This domain hosted the journal Reproduction and its predecessors until the journal moved to its publisher's platform. This site is independent: it is not the journal, its publisher or its society. Reference pages are kept at the original addresses so that existing citations keep working; the full text is available from the publisher through the DOI.