Fertility
Health Min. reviews possible sperm donor genetic mismatch at Assuta Medical Center, Tel Aviv
The ministry is examining a private genetic test conducted abroad after a patient raised questions about whether the sperm donor used to conceive her child was genetically matched.
AI in sperm selection: Changing the future of IVF
New Tel Aviv University imaging method could improve IVF sperm selection
Oral inflammation may impair female fertility, new Israeli research shows
Israel enjoys a baby boom, but the West is aging
Israel – baby boom; Western world – baby bust
Israel has a lot of children. Is this a problem and what should we do?
Israel’s current fertility rate of some 3.1 children per woman is the highest, by far, of any country in the 37-member OECD.
Hillel's Tech Corner: Embryonics: When IVF meets AI
Embryonics uses bleeding edge technology to increase the success rate of in vitro fertilization (IVF).
Woman granted divorce ten years after husband cut contact
Once their marriage was finalized, she became aware that her new husband had serious financial problems he expected her to help handle.
B’yad Rama: A labor of love
The aim of the organization is to help women who are unable to become pregnant naturally by helping them in different ways.
Hillel's Tech Corner: Tempdrop helps women track fertility while asleep
According to Frost & Sullivan, the femtech market is expected to reach $1.1 billion by 2024, growing at a compound annual growth rate of 12.9%.
Amy Klein's down-to-earth advice for enduring fertility treatments
Klein, a New Yorker, shows how to survive fertility treatment without losing your sense of humor.
Fertility treatments to return, women under 35 excluded
The process will begin with women above the age of 39, as well as fertility treatments that do not involve surgical procedures for women over 35.
Women over 39 may be permitted to return to fertility treatments - report
Many in the Facebook page for the Female Fertility Forum of Israel were fuming at the reported decision, which according to them neglected a majority of the women seeking treatment.
Quickly declining sperm count in the Western world: result of poor diet?
New studies have investigated nutritional value in one’s diet as a possible explanation for sperm count, showing an association between an unhealthy diet and a decreased count.
