While many people are thankful for influencers sharing their fertility journeys,others question whether IVF should be so heavily marketed.
This advice is not only medically irresponsible,but also reinforces a set of sinister and sexist myths.
The first woman to receive a uterus transplant in Australia has given birth,another milestone in a trial unlocking a ‘missing piece’ in fertility treatment.
A British company has been accused of commercialising surrogacy by offering prospective mothers Apple watches,theme park tickets and even sex toys.
The healthy among us seem to lose all sense of decorum when speaking with the chronically ill or visibly pregnant.
The tragedy of thalidomide changed everything about the way medicines were tested and approved in Australia,but the survivors are still paying the price.
From the moment I discovered I was pregnant six months ago,my reactions have been seemingly incorrect.
Two psychologists pulled out of a NSW Health-run conference after the department asked them not to mention parts of their research.
Health professionals are being urged to leave pregnant women on antidepressant and anxiety medication for the good of them and their babies.
For some people,vitamins and supplements are necessary for health. For others,they can be costly and even dangerous.
If you’re thinking about having a baby,proactively preparing your body through exercise can make a big difference.