While many people in their early 30s may find it relatively easy to conceive, fertility tends to decline more significantly after 35 years old — a marker often called “advanced maternal age.” ...

While the term 'advanced maternal age' often brings up concerns about fertility and pregnancy risks, Dr. Sterling, 39, told Newsweek that it's important to address both the risks and benefits.

The national birth rate is declining, but neonatal ICU admissions are increasing.  Several factors are at play, according to neonatology experts Kristina Reber, MD, and Jae Kim, MD, PhD. Dr. Reber is ...

Megan Fox shares her unplanned pregnancy at 38, challenging societal norms and highlighting the evolving narrative around ...

Fertility naturally begins to decline as you age. Both the number and quality of eggs decreases. Doctors use the term "advanced maternal age (AMA)" to describe mothers who deliver at age 35 or older.

Halle Berry’s story of motherhood has long served as a powerful testament to perseverance, faith, and the evolving ...

Growing evidence indicates that male fertility declines with age, influenced significantly by lifestyle and diet. Oxidative ...

However, decline in testosterone levels may also impact fertility through sexual dysfunction ... independent of maternal age. For paternal age ≥ 35 years, the risk of spontaneous abortion ...