Israel fertility rate
Israel enters new demographic era as population growth dips under 1% - study
The study revealed that the main factors for this decrease were a negative net migration rate, a stagnation in birth rates, and an expected increase in the absolute number of deaths in 2025.
Trouble getting pregnant? Unhealthy testicles may be to blame
Solutions to infertility could be found through new Hebrew University research
In fertility breakthrough, Israeli scientists reverse aging process in human eggs
On maternity leave and feeling isolated? Here is your solution
The culture and media don't create a space for postpartum mothers to acknowledge their struggles. A postpartum doula weighs in and gives advice.
Israel enjoys a baby boom, but the West is aging
Israel – baby boom; Western world – baby bust
Women over 39 may be permitted to return to fertility treatments - report
Many in the Facebook page for the Female Fertility Forum of Israel were fuming at the reported decision, which according to them neglected a majority of the women seeking treatment.
Israeli hospitals see record-breaking baby boom
Maternity wards in most of Israel’s hospitals are at capacity.
Israel has highest fertility rate in OECD, report finds
Life expectancy at birth is an average 82.1 years – 80.1 years for men and 84.1 years for women, which is the ninth-highest life expectancy of the countries surveyed.
Marketplace: Baby Boom
Why is Israel’s fertility rate at an all-time high?
BGU researchers find genetic defect that causes male infertility
The reasons for this new genetic defect remain a mystery.
Fertility treatments don't increase cardiovascular disease in children
There is a controversy in the literature as to whether there is a connection between fertility treatments in general and in vitro fertilization in particular and long-term neonatal morbidity.
Preserving empowerment
Keren Gefen’s newest initiative focuses on fertility preservation.
Mind, body and babies
Exploring Keren Gefen, the nonprofit assisting the fertility-challenged bear the heavy burden through mind-body therapies – at no cost.