The foods we eat play a crucial role in our health, including maintaining a healthy reproductive system. For both men and women, proper nutrition can influence fertility, hormone balance, and sexual ...

A new study shows there is a high cost of parenthood, quantifying the 10% “longevity tax” on reproduction. Consequently, mammals that have fewer or no offspring tend to live longer. But why does ...

Inflammation quietly affects gums, hormones, fertility, and overall family well-being. An anti-inflammatory diet helps reduce internal stress, supporting oral health and reproductive balance. With ...

Sexual and Reproductive Health Services at Student Health Services (SHS) encompasses health concerns related to the sexual and reproductive organs and systems of the body. This may include the breasts ...

Contraceptives are vital for reproductive health, empowering women to prevent unintended pregnancies with potential threats to their well-being. Access to contraceptives, despite their well-documented ...

As a practicing physician-scientist, Dr. Grifo has extensive experience in the treatment of couples with infertility. Since August 1995, Dr. Grifo has been the director of the division of reproductive ...

We know the Dobbs Supreme Court decision and resulting Ohio legislation elicited many questions and emotions for our CWRU community. Developed with valuable input from faculty (including many from the ...

Employee demand for reproductive health care benefits, including contraception, abortion, and fertility treatment, crosses gender, age, and political lines. Employers that invest in reproductive and ...

The university covers travel benefits that are primarily for and essential to medical care for covered services that cannot be legally rendered in the state of the member’s residence through our ...