Mobile phones are owned by most of the adult population worldwide. Radio-frequency
electromagnetic radiation (RF-EMR) from these devices could potentially affect sperm …

BACKGROUND Mammalian oocytes are activated by intracellular calcium (Ca2+)
oscillations following gamete fusion. Recent evidence implicates a sperm-specific …

STUDY QUESTION What is the prevalence of infertility and of help seeking among women
and men in Britain? SUMMARY ANSWER One in eight women and one in ten men aged 16 …

The rising prevalence of obesity has had a profound impact on female reproductive health.
Increased body mass index (BMI) is associated with ovulatory subfertility and anovulatory …

BACKGROUND: The effect of infertility on marital and sexual functioning, health-related
quality of life (QoL) and the acceptability of the treatment modalities is a poorly researched …

Background The decreased reproductive capacity of men is an important factor contributing
to infertility. Accumulating evidence has shown that Electromagnetic radiation potentially has …

Background Infertility has recently become a salient but neglected global issue. Policies to
address the sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) are vital, especially in lower …

Infertility affects one in seven couples globally and has recently been classified as a disease
by the World Health Organisation (WHO). While in-vitro fertilisation (IVF) offers effective …

Fertilization causes mature oocytes or eggs to increase their concentrations of intracellular
calcium ions (Ca2+) in all animals that have been examined, and such Ca2+ elevations, in …

STUDY QUESTION Does hysteroscopic proximal tubal occlusion by intratubal devices as a
treatment for hydrosalpinges result in comparable ongoing pregnancy rates following …