Doctors are reporting more than half a million premature births. And experts in the medical field are attributing it to one cause: infertility treatments. Specialists are asking doctors to battle these treatments that eventually ends up in twins, triplets or other multiple births....

AP - In a step that may someday help lead to new treatments for infertility, scientists produced live mice by using sperm-like cells derived from embryonic stem cells.

A study by scientists at Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia, has revealed that the stress-related infertility can be reversed with the help of behavioral therapy. The researchers suggest that the therapy may prove effective over the available expensive drugs....

Reuters - Stresses of everyday life can cause infertility but behavioural therapy can help, an American researcher said on Tuesday.

Reuters - A common operation for ulcerative colitis renders nearly 50 percent of female patients infertile, according to a new report. By contrast, when the disease is managed with medications alone, the infertility rate is 15 percent, similar to the rate seen in healthy women.

According to new research from McGill University, concerns about the use of letrozole, an easy-to-use and inexpensive drug for the treatment of infertility, appear to be unfounded. The findings published in the online edition of...

Reuters - Infertility due to abnormalities of the fallopian tube or uterus raises the risk that in vitro fertilization or other assisted reproductive techniques (ART) will result in an "ectopic" pregnancy, one in which the fertilized egg attaches itself outside the normal uterus location, new research shows.

Reuters - While infertility may be caused by a number of factors, new study findings suggest that exposure to nonpersistent, or short-lasting, insecticides may play a role in male infertility.

HealthDay - FRIDAY, Dec. 23 (HealthDay News) -- After fruitless attempts to conceive a child, your doctor has recommended infertility treatment, but your managed care plan won't cover it.

HealthDay - FRIDAY, Dec. 23 (HealthDay News) -- After fruitless attempts to conceive a child, your doctor has recommended infertility treatment, but your managed care plan won't cover it.