Intrauterine insemination (also called IUI) is a fertility treatment where a doctor uses special medical tools to place sperm directly inside a woman’s uterus. It’s also known as artificial ...

A Mount Pleasant doctor developed groundbreaking software that significantly improves the precision and quickness of ultrasounds. Dr. John Schnorr, the reproductive endocrinologist and co-founder of ...

Intrauterine insemination is a fertility procedure that is typically quick and painless. But success rates can vary. Credit...Simone Noronha Supported by By Christina Caron This guide was originally ...

The number of people seeking treatment for infertility — and talking about it — is on the rise: According to a 2023 poll, 42 percent of adults said they had pursued a fertility treatment or personally ...

Timing is everything when it comes to intrauterine insemination (IUI). The right time to get pregnant can make all the ...

“I count ... six babies in there,” the ultrasound technician said slowly. “And they all have strong heartbeats.” Kristina stared at the monitor, following the ...

Scientists have boosted the motility of sluggish sperm by up to 266%, by blasting the cells with noninvasive, 40-MHz ultrasound waves to induce movement. Capturing the technique's impact on individual ...

A recent single-cell study has discovered that ultrasound can increase sperm power by an impressive 266%. This groundbreaking research sheds light on the noninvasive ultrasound technique's ability to ...