Infertility

How Michelle Obama's IVF Story Could Change The Way We See Infertility

Experts think the former first lady's memoir could push more couples to seek treatment to get pregnant, including IVF.
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When People Tell Infertile Couples To ‘Just Adopt,’ They’re Forgetting An Important Thing

IVFML hosts Simon Ganz and Anna Almendrala discuss why this common adoption question hurts infertile couples.
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IVFML Season 2, Episode 1: Why Don't You Just Give Birth?

In IVFML season 2, Simon and Anna return to update listeners about their pregnancy story.
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We Got Help For Our Infertility. Most Americans Don't.

Who gets access to fertility specialists in the U.S. says a lot about who we think "deserves" a family.
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'Private Life,' A Movie About A Marriage In Crisis, Offers A New Depiction Of Infertility

Movies and TV tend to depict infertile people as joyless and evil. 'Private Life' counters that narrative.
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Kelly Clarkson Applauds Carrie Underwood For Opening Up About Miscarriages

“It's a hard thing to do, but it makes women who feel inferior ... feel comfortable,” Clarkson said of Underwood.
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The Parenthood Story You Don't Hear Much About

A hidden narrative about motherhood finds its voice in a new book about what happens when children don't happen.
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What It's Like To Be Told At 16 That You May Never Have Kids

Polycystic ovary syndrome forced me to think about infertility long before I ever wanted to get pregnant.
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Powerful Rainbow Baby Photo Features Mom's 1,616 IVF Needles

After four years and three miscarriages, Patricia and Kimberly O’Neill welcomed a baby girl.
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Most Young People Have No Idea When Fertility Begins To Decline

Everyone agrees they should start trying for a baby before it gets hard. But, as shown by a recent survey, no one knows when that is.
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