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IVF and a Link to Ovarian Cancer: Women Who Need Fertility Treatment are a Third More Likely to Develop the Disease, Reveals Major UK study

 IVF patients are a third more likely to develop ovarian cancer, a landmark UK study suggests.Doctors say the extra risk shows the need for women to be screened for the disease following fertility treatment.   

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Effects of Marijuana: Smoking Pot Burns Out Sperm Count For Men By A Third, Harming Fertility

According to a recent study published in the American Journal of Epidemiology, smoking pot more than once a week can lower sperm count by a third, and if combined with other recreational drugs, including cocaine and ecstasy, it can fall to more than half. 

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Where Does Your State Rank on The Fertility Friendly Spectrum

As it turns out, the United States isn’t necessarily the land of equal opportunity when it comes to fertility—but we’re making strides to get there. For the third year in a row, RESOLVE released their annual “Fertility Scorecard” in partnership with EMD Serono, and the results may surprise you, depending on where you live.

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Worried About Low Sperm Count? Here’s What to Do Next

Infertility is on the rise in Australia with one in six Australian couples currently experiencing challenges with falling pregnant. Of the causes of infertility, reduced sperm count (and/or quality) accounts for around one third of cases. One of the questions, then, commonly asked of a GP in relation to difficulties with conceiving is what to do about a low sperm count?

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High Cost of Fertility Treatment Sends Many into Debt

Many women who want a baby aren’t letting the high cost of fertility treatments dissuade them—and are carrying loads of debt as a result.A new survey found that 44 percent of women who sought fertility treatment racked up more than $10,000 in debt, with about a third of them using credit cards to finance at least part of that expenditure.