The phrase "fertility technology" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to scientific advancements and techniques used to assist couples or individuals in achieving pregnancy. Example: "The rise of fertility technology has given hope to many struggling with infertility, as it offers various options such as in vitro fertilization and egg freezing."
Now, with fertility technology or adoption, the men are becoming single fathers.
In giving birth to sextuplets, the Hayes family has joined a growing number of couples who, assisted by fertility technology, are experiencing the joys and headaches of child rearing in exponential proportions.
The struggling company was the subject of a feature story in MIT Technology Review that explored doubts surrounding its fertility technology, which it began marketing overseas in 2014 despite slim evidence it helped patients conceive.
"Gay and lesbian couples who want to use fertility technology for family-building may be looking for donor sperm and donor eggs, and they'll doing IVF without a medical diagnosis.
The company also corrects for what Sun described as an out-of-date traditional benefit model that limits many workers' access to fertility technology: to be covered for, say, embryo freezing, an employee needs to have a medical diagnosis of infertility.
The trend for young men and women to delay traditional markers of adulthood - marriage, mortgage, kids - is at odds with the fertility technology currently available.
Re "Health Panel Seeks Sweeping Changes in Fertility Therapy" (front page, April 29): I applaud the New York State Task Force on Life and the Law's efforts to regulate advanced fertility technologies.
The project has shown that women have specific information needs and may require different agricultural and soil fertility technologies.
The improved network design enabled ovarian follicle culture in a completely synthetic system, and can advance fertility preservation technology for women facing premature infertility from anticancer therapies.
Other work will look at new minimally invasive surgical techniques assisted by robotics and lasers, radiation delivered directly to tumors during surgery or by internal capsule, fertility preservation technology and non-pharmaceutical aids to support long-term survivorship such as acupuncture, meditation, exercise and nutrition.
Because of the vital importance of the AR in male fertility, Cre/loxP technology (14) was used to obtain female ARKO and control mice on an atherosclerosis-prone apoE-deficient background (AR−/−apoE−/− and AR+/+apoE−/−, respectively).
