Tag: Infertility
Rate of Twin Births Increased in Pregnancies With Higher BMI
Part of this association explained by higher use of assisted reproductive technology
Infertility Tied to Poorer Cardiovascular Health in Women
Findings show significantly lower American Heart Association Life’s Essential 8 scores across multiple domains
Use of Cryopreserved Oocytes Increased With Poor Ovarian Response
Having fewer than five oocytes vitrified associated with increased odds of utilizing oocytes
Young Men Lack Awareness of Supplements’ Impact on Fertility
Survey shows that with knowledge of long-term impacts, young adult men are willing to make behavior changes
Disorders, Diseases Associated With Childlessness Identified
Strongest associations seen for mental-behavioral disorders and endocrine-nutritional-metabolic disorders
Waist Circumference Predicts Infertility in Child-Bearing-Aged Women
Findings independent of body mass index
Assisted Reproductive Technology Not Tied to Higher BMI in Childhood
However, children born after frozen-thawed embryo transfer had higher BMI than after fresh embryo transfer
Higher Mobile Phone Use Tied to Lower Sperm Counts
However, keeping a mobile phone in the pants pocket not tied to lower semen parameters
Risk for Autism Increased for Children Born to Those With Infertility
Increased risk for ASD seen for children born to individuals with subfertility, following OI or IUI, and after IVF or ICSI
Improved IVF Outcomes With Interpregnancy Interval of at Least Six Months
Delaying next frozen embryo transfer for at least six months after clinical pregnancy loss is beneficial
