Category Archives: Fertility
Published March 2026
GENERATION is a collection of thirty-five essays exploring the dynamic frontiers of the biology and technology of human reproduction. Once a neglected corner of physiology, reproductive science now shapes medicine, agriculture, and society in profound ways. From contraception and IVF … Continue reading
On Substack
I have been writing a Substack titled What’s Hot in Fertility? since March 2024. It offers “digestible news and views about reproductive health and science” with excursions into politics and society.If this interests you, please sign up for illustrated posts … Continue reading
Posted in Fertility, Health
Tagged Cancer, Cats and dogs, Embryos, extinction, infertility, IVF, Reproductive health
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What’s Hot in Fertility?
I am writing on Substack in response to the acute politicization of reproductive autonomy, care, and technology in the U.S.A. Subscription is free. These are titles of long-form articles in reverse order of publication:
What’s Hot in Fertility?
This blog has a nature theme, but the author also publishes news and views about reproductive medicine and science in long form on Substack. Please consider subscribing (it’s free) by clicking on the link if you are interested in digestible … Continue reading
Posted in Fertility, Nature
Tagged contraception, fertility medicine, In Vitro Fertilization
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Male Alligators & Crocodiles like it hot
I might live to see gators from North Carolina colonize our local swamps and creeks. Warmer winters from climate change will entice them and torrid summers push them north. Or maybe not. After recovering from overhunting for making leather handbags, … Continue reading
Posted in climate change, Fertility
Tagged Climate Change' Global Warming, dinosaurs, Mississippi alligator, Nile crocodile, sex-ratio, Sry gene, Tasmanian devil
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Roger musing about Peace with Nature 