Refining assisted reproductive technology strategy in nonobstructive azoospermia: synchrony, sperm quality, and oocyte availability

The retrospective cohort study by Moutos et al. (1) provides timely and clinically relevant insights into the outcomes of using fresh or vitrified oocytes in intracytoplasmic sperm injection

Comparing remote smartphone-based semen assessments with laboratory evaluations in men unselected for fertility concerns

To evaluate the quality of remote semen collection and a smartphone-based semen analysis system under real-world conditions compared with a laboratory assessment among participants who were

Validity of completely omitting endocrine and ultrasound monitoring in hormone replacement therapy protocols for frozen embryo transfer in good-prognosis patients undergoing single blastocyst transfer

To study whether omitting endocrine and ultrasound monitoring in hormone replacement therapy (HRT) cycles for frozen embryo transfer (FET) affects pregnancy rates in good-prognosis patients.

Celebrating 75 years of Fertility and Sterility with the past editors-in-chief: Drs. Craig Niederberger and Antonio Pellicer, 2011–2021

We have the honor of asking the former editors-in-chief 4 open-ended questions regarding their experience with Fertility and Sterility: Craig Niederberger, M.D., and Antonio Pellicer, M.D.,

Reflection on “International Committee for Monitoring Assisted Reproductive Technologies world report: assisted reproductive technology, 2019”

Early attrition after access to fertility care: racial disparities in completion rates of the diagnostic workup

There are established racial disparities in in vitro fertilization treatment, with Black women having lower pregnancy and live birth rates compared with White women (1). Although predictors of in

All our eggs in one basket: the false dichotomy of parenthood and a medical career

The road to becoming a physician is long and demanding, and for many medical students, family-building is often quietly deferred with each passing year. Fertility is estimated to be lower in

Special considerations in assisted reproductive technology for patients with medically complex disease

This Views and Reviews is a series of articles on special considerations for assisted reproductive technology in patients with medically complex disease. Each piece combines a review of the

Comparing blastulation of surgically retrieved sperm with ejaculated sperm in donor oocyte cycles

To evaluate availability of usable blastocysts and blastulation from donor oocytes fertilized with surgically retrieved sperm among patients with obstructive azoospermia (OA) and nonobstructive

Reply of the authors: A critical appraisal of obstetric outcomes post-myomectomy: addressing methodological gaps

We sincerely appreciate Dr. Yousif’s thoughtful comments and critical appraisal of our study. Dr. Yousif’s insights contribute to a nuanced understanding of the implications of myomectomy on