GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. — When planning for your future, fertility tracking may not come to mind at first. But leaving family planning to chance is never a good idea, says FOX 17 Women's Health Expert Dr.

Researchers with the Ohio State University were part of a study that’s found an increase in the use of fertility and period trackers despite public concerns about information privacy and reproductive ...

Five years ago, Lacey Murga and her husband decided they wanted to have a baby. But Murga’s menstrual cycle had always been irregular — she had a hard time figuring out the best time to try to ...

Boston-based fertilty tracker company Ovatemp launched its app today. The app is designed to help women conceive naturally, based on a process called Fertility Awareness Method (FAM). So far Ovatemp ...

Last year, MobiHealthNews pointed out that although digital health fertility services have been around since at least 2009, digital health fertility tools were showing signs of early market traction ...

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Fertility apps have always been sketchy. As I’ve experienced it, it’s a Faustian bargain of sorts: Take your chances on one of many options in your app store, and pick the one with the best reviews, ...

Today Danielle Kline Haber, of Hamilton, New Jersey, is the proud mom of a 3-year-old daughter. Rewind a few years and, like many women, once she decided the time was right to try for a baby, she ...

Posts from this topic will be added to your daily email digest and your homepage feed. Anti-abortion groups are pushing cycle tracking as a better option than hormonal birth control. Meanwhile, tech ...

Women's health tech, which leverages innovations in AI, smartphones and connected wearables to give women more insights into reproductive and menstrual health, continues to gain momentum with users, ...

Early in the pandemic, researchers started experimenting with fitness and health trackers as a way to detect COVID-19, ideally before patients noticed any symptoms, by looking at measurements like ...