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Chimps in wild appear not to regularly experience menopause

Is post-reproductive period unique to humans among primates? full story»

How a sperm wags its tail

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Harvard, MGH researchers track egg cell production to marrow

Researchers restore egg production in sterile mice full story»

Appetite hormone restores fertility

Leptin may also reduce bone loss full story»

Formin gene may explain a common cause of female infertility

Recent study sheds light on leading cause of pregnancy loss in humans full story»

Sorting good eggs from bad ones

Death of immature egg cells could shed light on infertility, miscarriage full story»

Cell death in eggs traced to smoking

Pathway leads from pollutants to early menopause full story»
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