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All right! It’s here! I was going to save this for Freebie Friday, but I can’t wait. The 2008-2009 version of Fertile Hope’s Cancer and Fertility Resource Guide is now available.  Click on the title to download a  free .pdf version or, go to http://www.fertilehope.org/learn-more/publications/print-materials.cfm to order 1 or 5 or 100.

Or so says a new book by Dr. Harry Fisch entitled, Size Matters: The Hard Facts About Male Sexuality That Every Woman Should Know. In a Q&A published in  Saturday’s Calgary Herald Urologist Dr. Fisch shared some info from the book he co-authored with Kara Baskin.

Eating soy linked to lowered sperm count by Bethany Sanders Jul 28th 2008 8:00AM Just for dads, Pregnancy & birth, Eating & nutrition, In the newsWhether you're already a dad or thinking of becoming one, if you're a man who's part of a couple that's trying to conceive, you might just want to lay off soy for a while.

Calling all RNs, NPs, LPNs, and other healthcare professionals specializing in reproductive medicine and assisted reproductive technology: there is a really good reason for you to take some time off in August and head to Vegas.

When you have a few minutes (because it’s pretty darn long), go check out this article at Psychology Today entitled, “Who Stole Fertility?” Originally written for the 1996 March/April issue of Psychology Today Magazine, this article stills feels timely and relevant.

To make up for those Fridays when you checked only to find Freebie Friday was on a little vacation, I have not 1 but 2 Freebie Fridays today! FertilityLifeLines.com is offering a FREE 48-page booklet entitled, In the Know: What No One Tells You About Fertility The 48-page girlfriend-to-girlfriend

The answer, it seems, is yes. A new article at WebMD.com reports: A study of more than 12,000 couples undergoing fertility treatments has found that pregnancy rates drop and miscarriages increase when the father is older than 40…The results are believed to be the first to show that simply being an older dad has a strong effect on reproductive outcomes.

Image details: Fertilization served by picapp.com A scientist in Australia claims that he has created an inexpensive pill that will double the chances of conception in couples struggling with infertility.

Today, I interview my husband, Dave, about our infertility journey. I didn’t provide him with the questions ahead of time so I hope you’ll notice his genuine responses. I often tease my husband that he is arrogant; he says it’s a matter of confidence, not arrogance.

I am taking this gorgeous long weekend to replant some herbs and plants and enjoy fertility of a different kind. But before I head into the sun, I want to share some news around the b5media Health & Wellness channel that might interest you: 1.) Elaine at Genetics and Health reports about a new