Several studies have reported an association between caffeine intake and delay to
conception. To study this relation further, the authors examined caffeine use in 1,050 women …

OBJECTIVES: The effect of caffeine consumption on fertility was examined prospectively in
210 women. METHODS: Women reported on caffeinated beverage consumption and …

The authors examined the effects of caffeine consumption on waiting time to conception in
the Reproductive Health Study, a retrospective study of 1,430 non-contracepting, parous …

The effects of caffeine consumption on delayed conception were evaluated in a European
multicenter study on risk factors of infertility. Information was collected retrospectively on time …

This cross-sectional study investigated the relation between intake of caffeine-containing
beverages and time to conception in a population of 1,909 married women in New Haven …

Background: Many studies have examined whether caffeine, alcohol, or specific beverages
containing these substances affect fertility in women. However, most of these studies have …

Recent reports on the relationship between caffeine consumption by pregnant women and
their infants' risk of miscarriage, low birth weight, preterm delivery and congenital …

During the past two decades, caffeine has been implicated in a number of epidemiologic
studies as a risk factor for infertility (1, 2), fetal loss (3), and fetal growth impairment (4, 5) …

The relation between caffeine intake and menstrual function was examined in 403 healthy
premenopausal women who belonged to Kaiser Permanente Medical Care Program in …

The association between time to conceive reported by 2817 fertile women who had recently
had a liveborn child and consumption of coffee, tea, and “cola” drinks has been investigated …