Background Infertile individuals desire support, as they are highly vulnerable to multi-
dimensional distress. However, support from family, friends and professionals has been …

Male fertility is declining and affects approximately one in seven couples. Reasons for this
are multi-factorial and the subject of on-going research, though environmental contaminants …

Although recent research has highlighted the distressing impact of infertility for men, fertility
issues are still routinely seen as a 'women's issue'–even when male factor infertility is …

Biological variations in sex development, also known as intersex, are greatly misunderstood
by the wider public. This unique book discusses psychological practice in healthcare for …

Objective This study examines the thematic content and social‐health orientation of fathers'
online blogs about parenting, health, and fitness. Background Social media provide …

By surveying men who are currently infertile (N= 251) and men who are potentially infertile
(ie, men with cancer; N= 195), the mental health consequences of reproductive masculinity …

This paper explores how organizations within the fertility treatment sector in the UK
discursively construct (cis) male infertility and whether, in so doing, they reinforce or …

While fatherhood and male involvement in family life have been the focus of much research
during the past few decades, we know less about men's involvement in the stage that …

The period before conception is increasingly claimed to be of critical importance for
pregnancy and birth outcomes, prompting calls for public health advice and interventions to …

Objective Women's preconception health is increasingly viewed as playing a critical role in
pregnancy and birth outcomes and is becoming an increasing focus of public health …