
Acceptability of Fertility Awareness and Hormonal Support Among Subfertile Women
As a continuation of our infertility series, this is a summary of an in-depth survey of subfertile women attending a natural fertility service
As a continuation of our infertility series, this is a summary of an in-depth survey of subfertile women attending a natural fertility service
As we continue our series on infertility, this patient interview sheds light on the struggles, hopes, and valuable lessons learned as couples try to conceive.
Infertility can lead to stress, isolation, anxiety and hopelessness, but with fertility awareness-based methods, couples may feel more empowered. FABMs facilitate conversation about the female cycle; for some women
Fulfilling the mission of FACTS takes a strong team. It’s true! As we seek to educate medical professionals all over the world about the science supporting fertility awareness-based methods (FABMs), we benefit from the talents of many colleagues.
With National Infertility Awareness Week coming up the last week of April, we will feature a series of articles to raise awareness about infertility, the many aspects of health related to this condition and the important role fertility awareness-based methods may play in the diagnosis and treatment of infertility as well as some of the common underlying causes.
This compelling interview with a family physician in Ontario, Canada explores ways to integrate fertility awareness-based methods (FABMs) into clinical practice and medical education.