Overview / Mission

Overview

Fertility Today is the nation’s most comprehensive fertility magazine that is written primarily by American Board Certified Reproductive Endocrinologists and Infertility Specialists for the general public! Fertility Today was incorporated in June 2004. The magazine’s inaugural issue was first published in July 2005. Fertility Today Magazine will be published quarterly to disseminate expert medical knowledge in the area of fertility to the general public as a means of education.

We look not only at the medical, but the spiritual, emotional and physical aspects of this condition and offer expert recommendations and or interpretations of the current medical literature.

Mission Statement

Fertility Today is the trusted source for those seeking information on matters of fertility and or infertility. Our mission is to become the place where readers can find the most comprehensive and up to date information on all aspects of fertility and infertility, thus enlightening the public and promoting educational excellence among our readers.

We also seek to offer hope and comfort to our audience, through our bi-monthly “My Story” and psychology sections of the magazine. These are stories are of others who have gone through similar experiences and are continuing to cope with issues of fertility and or adoption. Our goal is to serve as the principal expert resource to women and men in areas of reproductive health and fertility. This goal will be realized through the dissemination of expert opinion based upon current standards of care and evidence-based practice of medicine regarding issues of reproductive health, reproductive psychology, ethics, and law.

Our goal is to become the nation’s leader in educating the public in the area of reproductive health and fertility via the collaborative input of nationally and internationally renowned experts in the field of fertility /infertility. We are committed to fostering a market place environment that is conducive to advertisers and consumers who too seek to promote public education through their goods and services.