FERTILITY

This study aims to find which of three surgical treatments helps women with endometriomas (painful ovarian cysts) have the best chance of getting pregnant. Researchers will randomly assign 332 women to receive either cyst removal, plasma vaporization, or sclerotherapy. They will …

This study is testing new, personalized treatment plans for young women with early-stage endometrial (uterine) cancer who want to preserve their ability to have children. Instead of standard surgery, which removes the uterus, doctors will assign treatments based on the unique gen…

This study is testing a new male contraceptive system called Plan A. It involves a procedure to temporarily block sperm, followed by a reversal procedure to restore fertility. The goal is to see if it's safe and effective for preventing pregnancy and if fertility can be reliably …

This Italian study observes women with endometriosis who want to have children. Researchers will compare pregnancy rates and live births between those who received medication versus surgery for their endometriosis. The goal is to understand which treatment approach might lead to …

This study aims to find out which combination of fertility signs—like cervical mucus, hormone levels, and body temperature—is most reliable for identifying when a woman ovulates. Thirty existing users of the Premom smartphone app will track these signs daily for three menstrual c…

This study aims to understand if newer, effective drugs for preventing melanoma from returning can harm a woman's ability to have children. It will follow 270 young women under 40 who have had melanoma surgery and are taking these preventive drugs. Researchers will measure hormon…