Andrew and Olivia Sanderson were inspired by their fertility journey to create Routes to Parenthood, a series of exhibition events with speakers and experts. Andrew tells us about their own fertility journey and how they learned to cope with infertility.

Would be fathers often ask if there is anything they can do to get their sperm into tip-top condition. Here, top sperm-expert Allan Pacey, Professor of Andrology at the University of Sheffield, gives his top ten suggestions.

Whilst society offers infertile women emotional support, it ridicules infertile men. But why is this? Is it even true?

To try and help lighten the burden of infertility, we have compiled a guide which explains some of the most common causes of fertility problems in men.

Although we know a lot of people suffer from infertility, it’s been difficult to find out exactly how many people are unable to naturally conceive.

Have you ever wondered why men need to produce so many sperm? To understand why, we need to take a closer look at the journey sperm have to make inside a woman’s body and the many pitfalls and hazards they will encounter along the way.

Trying for a baby can be stressful and stress is not good for you or your sex life.

Modern lifestyle brings with it a range of health problems, some of which will influence a person’s fertility and some of which we probably don’t even know about yet.

Two studies that appeared last year have shown that we need to make sure that the fruit and vegetables we’re eating have low levels of pesticides.