BAMC keeps patient costs low and convenience high for those going through infertility treatments.

On Tuesday, May 14th, you’ll see the hashtag #leaveyourmark all over social media.

During the “Don’t Suffer in Silence” town hall, doctors answered viewers’ questions about infertility

How you can get counseling and medical help for infertility and pregnancy loss

KSAT anchor Stephania Jimenez plans to host a town meeting on infertility amid a recent personal loss.

Days after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, fertility specialists across the country are now discussing the future of their own treatment.

The KSAT Trust Index team was asked to verify the claim that getting COVID could affect a man's sexual health, so we dove into some recent studies to find out.

One of the vaccine-related questions KSAT viewers are asking the most is whether or not the vaccine affect fertility. The answer from every doctor we've talked to, is a resounding "no."

Male factor infertility is affecting one third of couples dealing with infertility.

Ad“While before you could meet in person with people in support groups, now it’s not possible anymore, so you’ve become even more isolated. Strano Burton is a fertility coach and licensed counselor who, in her spare time, runs multiple free infertility support groups, including one specifically for Black, indigenous and people of color. Ad“In our support groups, we discuss our worries our anxieties, but we also discuss, ‘What are ways we can become more educated? “You’re definitely not alone.”Hernandez will be a guest Wednesday during the livestream town hall called Pregnancy and Infertility During a Pandemic. If you have any questions for the panel of experts, submit them below:ALSO ON KSAT.COM:Pregnancy in a pandemic: KSAT anchor Courtney Friedman has a big announcement