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Young Indian women face a growing crisis of PCOS, infertility, and menstrual problems. Modern lifestyles, poor diets, and stress are key culprits. These conditions impact reproductive health and ...

About 30%-50% of people with endometriosis experience infertility. If you're struggling, consider infertility treatments like ...

Treatments for infertility can cost tens of thousands of dollars, leaving some couples to borrow huge sums to cover the expense and others to decide against having children at all. Lawmakers are ...

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Researchers at McGill University have created an AI tool called DOLPHIN that uncovers hidden disease markers within single cells, potentially transforming how early diseases are detected and treated.

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You can make lifestyle changes, like exercising and eating a balanced diet, to improve fertility if you have PCOS. A doctor may prescribe medications like Clomid and Letrozole to stimulate ovulation.