A Vermont elementary school is reportedly removing "male" and "female" language from its fifth grade science lessons covering the human body, puberty and reproduction. In a letter sent home to parents ...

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European Journal of Population, Vol. 37, No. 2 (APRIL 2021), pp. 417-441 (25 pages) Obtaining cross-country comparative perspectives on male fertility has long been difficult, as male fertility is ...

New research suggests one-third of fertility issues stem from male factors. Medical experts are drawing attention to an often-overlooked aspect of reproductive health during World Infertility ...

It makes sense that what we’re exposed to can affect our health, including our fertility. And the latest research shows exactly how much. Reporting in the journal Environmental Health Perspectives, ...

Nearly 15% of couples are infertile This means they haven’t gotten pregnant after trying without protection for at least a year. But infertility is not just a women’s issue. Men and women can have ...

A Vermont elementary school says it will no longer use the words “male” or “female” when teaching fifth-grade students about puberty and human reproductive systems. Families of students at Founders ...