When we talk about fertility, the focus is often placed on the ovaries and the uterus. Yet sperm-related factors contribute to nearly half of all cases of infertility. Whether someone is navigating fertility care alone or with a partner, and whether building a family through intercourse, IVI, IUI or IVF, it’s vital to include sperm health in the picture.
Amanda Azadian, BS
Amanda Azadian is a writer and yoga teacher living in Brooklyn, N.Y., and studying acupuncture at Pacific College of Health and Science. She earned a BS in applied health science with a minor in international relations at Wheaton College of Illinois and runs a consulting company focused on integrating the best of both Eastern and Western medicine. She mentors health care startups and has managed digital health strategy products at the American Medical Association; health care service delivery programs at Walgreens Boots Alliance,;health care solution accelerator cohorts at MATTER Health; and managed care contracts at a Federally Qualified Health Center in southside Chicago.