Myth No. 1: Infertility is a women's issue. Daniel said some of the most common misconceptions she sees in questions she gets on TikTok center around sperm, the male reproductive cell.

There are a lot of misconceptions about male infertility, so reproductive endocrinologist Dr. Janelle Lukhelped set the record straight on the causes and treatment options.

In the U.S., the percentage of men experiencing some type of infertility is over 14% in men ages 45-49, compared to less than 8% in men ages 15–24, per the CDC.

World IVF Day, held annually on July 25, is meant to commemorate the birth of Louise Brown, the first baby conceived through in vitro fertilisation in 1978. The day signifies the advancements and ...

Speaking on spice FM on Friday, June 20, Dr. Omanwa revealed that statistics indicate men as slightly more affected by infertility than women.

Let's discuss some lies and truth about male infertility. Male infertility is a serious cause of concern [ViosClinic] T Temi Iwalaiye Since we know that fertility issues are evenly shared between ...

Yet, providing accurate information about male infertility is crucial in dispelling the myths and misconceptions, and helps to normalise conversations surrounding the topic, and challenges the stigma.

This World IVF Day, fertility specialists explain why it’s time to let go of misinformation around IVF and embrace ...

On average, 30% of infertility cases can be attributed solely to the female, 30% solely to the male, 30% a combination of both partners, and in 10% of cases, the cause is unknown. What about age?

Myth #3: Opting for pomegranates can improve one’s fertility. Fact: Pomegranates are believed to have positive effects on the fertility of both men and women.

Contrary to myths circulating on social media, COVID-19 vaccines do not cause erectile dysfunction and male infertility. What is true: SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, poses a risk for ...