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Frequently asked fertility questions for National Infertility Awareness Week

It’s National Infertility Awareness Week, established in 1989 to increase public knowledge about infertility. NIAW hopes to promote discussion about fertility as a way to reduce misunderstanding and stigma, help those with infertility learn how to seek treatment, and help those at risk for infertility learn how to prevent it.

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