- Autologous platelet-rich plasma on endometrial growth and reproductive outcomes in women with thin endometrium: a multicentre cohort study. [Journal Article]Fertil Steril. 2026 Aug 05. [Online ahead of print]FS
- CONCLUSIONS: Intrauterine autologous platelet-rich plasma was associated with a significant increase in endometrial thickness in women with thin endometrium, including those with less favourable baseline characteristics. However, no corresponding improvement in reproductive outcomes was observed, indicating that embryo-related factors may play a more important role than endometrial thickness in determining treatment success.
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- Male Factor Evaluation Is Critical for Couples Undergoing Assisted Reproductive Technology. [Editorial]Fertil Steril. 2026 Aug 04. [Online ahead of print]FS
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- No Finish Line: What Planned Oocyte Cryopreservation Does and Doesn't Resolve. [Editorial]Fertil Steril. 2026 Aug 04. [Online ahead of print]FS
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- AI-based embryo ranking can match or improve traditional assessments but cannot predict an aneuploid chromosomal constitution. [Journal Article]Fertil Steril. 2026 Aug 03. [Online ahead of print]FS
- CONCLUSIONS: AI-powered tools can match or slightly improve traditional non-invasive assessments. However, no blastocyst ranking strategy based on morphology/morphodynamics may prevent aneuploid embryos from being prioritized, even in presence of euploid siblings.
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- Reply of the authors: "Polycystic ovary syndrome and type 2 diabetes risk: the need to look beyond obesity". [Letter]Fertil Steril. 2026 Aug; 126(2):452.FS
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- Polycystic ovary syndrome and type 2 diabetes risk: the need to look beyond obesity. [Letter]Fertil Steril. 2026 Aug; 126(2):451.FS
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- Reply of the authors. [Letter]Fertil Steril. 2026 Aug; 126(2):450.FS
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- Intent-to-treat reporting of oocyte warming outcomes: a response to Klein et al. [Letter]Fertil Steril. 2026 Aug; 126(2):449.FS
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- Recurrent implantation failure: a committee opinion. [Review]Fertil Steril. 2026 Aug; 126(2):277-293.FS
- Patients who have several unsuccessful embryo transfers may be at risk for possible conditions that affect implantation. This document reviews diagnostic criteria for recurrent implantation failure and provides an evidence-based evaluation for these patients.
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- Treatment of PMOS in the GLP-1 Era. [Editorial]Fertil Steril. 2026 Jul 30. [Online ahead of print]FS
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- Reflections on the Journey to Renaming PCOS to PMOS. [Editorial]Fertil Steril. 2026 Jul 29. [Online ahead of print]FS
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- The Best Fertility Diet May Simply Be a Healthy Diet. [Editorial]Fertil Steril. 2026 Jul 29. [Online ahead of print]FS
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- True Pelvic Congenital Arteriovenous Malformation In A Patient Seeking Pregnancy. [Journal Article]Fertil Steril. 2026 Jul 28. [Online ahead of print]FS
- CONCLUSIONS: This case underscores the complexities in managing congenital pelvic AVMs in women seeking pregnancy, emphasizing the need for a multidisciplinary approach to optimize maternal and fetal outcomes. Future research with multicentre registries or prospective design are needed to better understand the long-term implications of congenital AVMs on reproductive health and to refine management strategies.
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- Cumulative probability of a live birth after up to six sequential single euploid embryo transfers. [Journal Article]Fertil Steril. 2026 Jul 27. [Online ahead of print]FS
- CONCLUSIONS: Continued sequential transfer of euploid embryos is supported as the primary management strategy after early transfer failure. For patients able to generate an adequate euploid embryo inventory aligned with their individual risk tolerance, persistence with treatment is associated with a high likelihood of achieving a live birth.
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- How Early-Life Adversity Relates to Reproductive Health: Fertility and Pregnancy Outcomes in the Norwegian HUNT Study. [Journal Article]Fertil Steril. 2026 Jul 27. [Online ahead of print]FS
- CONCLUSIONS: These findings indicate that childhood adversities may have long-term consequences for reproductive health, including both fertility and pregnancy outcomes. The results underscore the need to consider the entire maternal life course experience in public reproductive health strategies and obstetric practice.
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