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The connection between male infertility and increased risk of testicular cancer had been confirmed in previous research. Developments in the past years show that tumors may be detected in early stages thanks to the work-up of male fertility patients…
The Good: One of the recommendations before undergoing IVF treatment concerns a female’s caffeine intake. For the male, however, it might be beneficial to have an extra cup of coffee, according to a new study presented during the recent ASRM m…
Recent research has discovered a new biomedical technique with that separates healthy sperm from dead sperm. The technique called microfluidics uses saltwater and the natural ability of healthy sperm to swim across streamlines. On a small silicon…
Before infertility treatment was available, women were exclusively responsible for a couple’s progeny. Historically, most scientific research on infertility has focused on female factors. However, scientists have now proven that only 40% of i…
Some men are not aware that certain lifestyle factors affect their reproductive health. Fertility Specialists Hummel and Kettel advice men trying to conceive to follow a few recommendations for optimal health of their sperm and male fertility. …
British scientists isolated a sperm factor gene that produces a protein that triggers fertilization and development of the egg into an embryo. Researchers can now explain how sperm create a surge in calcium levels in the egg that occur during…
Welcome to the San Diego Fertility Center Miracle Blog! At SDFC, we have been creating miracles every day for over 20 years and our blog is just one of the many ways we communicate with our patients. With more than 40 years of collective experience diagnosing and treating infertility, the staff at San Diego Fertility Center is proud to have played a role in bringing more than 4,000 babies into the world since 1989. We invite you to read, learn and interact with us on our “Blog of Miracles.”
