fertility

If you’re under 35, childless and want to be sterilized, you could spend years navigating a labyrinth of refusals, obstruction and shame. Are doctors protecting women from regret or depriving them of a legitimate choice?

Mothers and daughters share many things. But this news story in The Daily Telegraph about a mother and daughter about to undertake a radical new fertility surgery together takes the relationship into uncharted—some might even say miraculous—territory.

Advice on non-IVF methods, plus five fertility tricks you can try at home.

For infertile women, uterus transplants could offer the possibility of pregnancy. Shouldn’t we be celebrating?

While the pill was introduced 55 years ago, consensus on it — and equal access to it — remains elusive. The same can be said for other forms of birth control, as well as the morning-after pill and abortion services.