European Fertility Week 2021 was dedicated to male (in)fertility and all issues of male reproductive health.Many of Fertility Europe’s Member Associations also joined the campaign and call to .#ChallengeTheOdds of male (in)fertility.
Aetiology and the diagnostic journey When 41-year-old Stefano began having trouble conceiving with his wife eight years ago, he thought the issues may be related to her, not him. Following a number of unsuccessful attempts, Stefano’s wife Sara decided to undergo specialized hormonal and gynaecological […]
If you’re over age 35 and you don’t yet have children, you’ve probably had at least one interfering person remind you that you’d better hurry up because your fertility will decline. No one ever says that to men, of course. Menopause is like a ticking […]
Epidemiology of male infertility. Infertility is largely and unfairly thought to affect women. It is the woman that gets pregnant, or not in some cases, and it is the woman who often undergoes many of the infertility-related treatments. When a couple embarks on the in […]
FE new representative to Infertility GDG Klaudija Kordic, Vice-Chair of Fertility Europe and RODA, Croatia representative became our new WHO Infertility Guideline Development Group representative. Anna Krawczak (Nasz Bocian, Poland) was working and doing great job with the group since 2016 and now decided to pass […]
Are you infertility patient? Are you struggling with finding support when your treatment had to be stopped because of COVID-19 pandemic? Fertility Europe is an umbrella organisation of infertility patients’ associations and nearly all of us working and volunteering for those associations have our own […]