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The four key takeaways on the restorative approach to infertility treatment, from the largest NaPro study to date The 2025 study analyzed data from 1,310 couples at the Fertilitas Center byKristen CurranJanuary 13, 2026
February 15, 2025 From birth control user to FACTS founder: How Dr. Marguerite Duane discovered fertility awareness Her journey was both professional and personal byGrace Emily Stark
February 13, 2025 OCD and the menstrual cycle: Are OCD symptoms worse before your period? And what to do about them byMelayna Alicea and Anne Marie Williams
December 17, 2024 Which basal body thermometers sync with a FAM app? Your temp-taking options for symptothermal method charting byMadison Ayers
December 3, 2024 Should non-diabetics use continuous glucose monitors? Here's who may benefit from OTC CGMs byCaitlin Estes
November 2, 2024 Natural Womanhood Book Review: The Fifth Vital Sign Our full review and rec on whether to buy, borrow, or pass byMadison Ayers
October 19, 2024 Making of a (gut) microbiome A microscopic relationship with a gigantic impact byKaitlyn Kulda
September 19, 2024 Can strength training help treat Alzheimer’s? And how Alzheimer's is connected to women's health byTherese Vonesh
July 30, 2024 “Birth can be traumatic, and birth can be healing:” A tale of two birth stories Birth trauma didn't have the last word byAnne Marie Williams, RN, BSN
March 21, 2024 How cycle charting can help your teen reverse prediabetes Blood sugar levels change over the course of the cycle byAnne Marie Williams, RN, BSN
November 6, 2020 Charting and natural treatments for ovulation pain, aka “mittelschmerz” Mittelschmerz is German for “middle pain,” byEmily Kennedy
