Basal body temperature (BBT) can help track ovulation, but it's not the most reliable for predicting pregnancy. An implantation dip in BBT isn't a reliable sign of pregnancy, and changes can occur ...

Advances in digital health have transformed fertility awareness from traditional methods into precise, personalized monitoring.

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"Plastic ring" and "vaginal temperature sensor" might not be the sexiest words, but the Ovularing, a medical cycle tracker, is all about your sex life. Because whether you're trying to get pregnant or ...

Apple Watch Series 8 will give users a better estimate of when they ovulated based on data from new temperature sensors. Using two sensors on the Apple Watch Series 8, the built-in menstrual cycle ...

Boulder, Colorado-based fertility tracking company Kindara unveiled its first device this week, a smartphone-enabled fertility thermometer called Wink. The device is available for preorders at a $79 ...

Boston-based fertilty tracker company Ovatemp launched its app today. The app is designed to help women conceive naturally, based on a process called Fertility Awareness Method (FAM). So far Ovatemp ...

Basal Body Temperature can be used as a natural method for predicting ovulation, writes HANNAH CHIRA Knowing the exact time you are ovulating so you can time sex accordingly is key to getting pregnant ...

Ovulation usually occurs in week 2 of the menstrual cycle and marks the most fertile phase. During this time, the body exhibits clear physical and emotional signs of ovulation. Knowing these signs ...