Confused about IUI and IVF? Know the difference between the two fertility treatment procedures from our experts and choose the right one for you.

Why can't I get pregnant again? What is unexplained secondary infertility? Here are the causes, statistics and treatments for secondary infertility.

What is IVF? IVF is the process of combining a sperm and egg in a laboratory and transferring them to a uterus, commonly used to aid conception for someone with fertility issues.

IVF is a decades-old procedure that has allowed increasing numbers of prospective parents to have children. Evolving legislation may put it under threat.

More couples struggling with infertility are turning to in vitro fertilization (IVF), but one of the biggest complaints about the process if the dreaded, and expensive hormone injections.

Read on to find out if you have male infertility—and what you can do about it. What is male infertility? Male infertility means you can’t get your partner pregnant.

Rebecca Jarvis of ABC News is sharing her journey with infertility and pregnancy, and how she went through surrogacy to birth her second child.

Infertility is largely thought of as a woman’s issue, but male infertility can affect at least one-third of couples who are struggling to conceive.

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