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Woman's IVF Prevented Fatal Brain Disorder in Her Children -
Women Hold Many Misconceptions About Baby-MakingMany U.S. women hold misconceptions about the basics of baby-making, a new study reveals.
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Just 2 Genes from Y Chromosome Needed for Male ReproductionThe Y chromosome is often thought of as defining the male sex. Now scientists find that only two genes on the Y chromosome are needed in mice for them to father offspring.
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Feeling Blue: Gender-Bending Lady Lizards Miss Out on Love -
For Mice, the Smell of Urine Is SexyThere might be a link between fatherhood and urine spraying for mice. Male house mice that surpass their peers at marking their territory tend to have more offspring, according to a new study.
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Suzanne Somers' Health Advice May Be Dangerously WrongIn her many television appearances, Suzanne Somers offers health advice to women. But what she says doesn't always hold up as fact, and in some cases, following her advice could be harmful.
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BPA Exposure Linked to Higher Rate of MiscarriageExposure to the chemical bisphenol A (BPA) in early pregnancy may increase the risk of miscarriage, preliminary research suggests.
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How Environmental Toxins Harm Women's Reproductive HealthToxins in the environment -- chemicals used in processing and manufacturing -- are harming women's ability to have children, two leading medical groups said in a joint statement today.
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Deadly Fungus Mates with Clones of Itself
