Use of fertility awareness-based methods for safer conception for women in HIV-serodifferent relationships: A Research Review
To mark National HIV Testing Day today, we are highlighting research related to people living with HIV and their fertility planning strategies.
The Trials and Tribulations of Infertility
To continue our series related to Mental Health Awareness month, we are featuring research that explored the connection between infertility, fertility treatments and emotional and psychological distress.
Tracking Emotions with an FABM Leads to Empowerment in PMDD
As part of National Women’s Health Week and Mental Health Awareness Month, we are continuing to highlight how fertility awareness-based methods (FABMs) can give women the agency to understand and navigate their own menstrual cycles.
Stress and the HPA Axis: Balancing Homeostasis and Fertility
To mark National Women’s Health Week, we are featuring research examining how stress response systems may impact fertility and fetal development.
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
A Mother’s Hope: The In-Between of Infertility
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.
The Mental Health Effects of Infertility: A Review of Research Findings
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
FACTS Benefactor: Dr. Jean Golden-Tevald
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.
Integration of FABMs in Clinical Practice: An Interview with Dr. Kafie
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.
The Versatility of FABMs: An Interview
This reflection and summary of a research article was written by a future physician as part of a Georgetown University elective on fertility awareness. It highlights practical applications of charting the female cycle, a powerful tool underused by physicians and patients alike.