A Christmas Letter from the Kisspeptinergic Committee

By: Marshell M., Corkill M., Whitty M., Thomas A. & Turner J.  Abstract Introduction: Women wishing to conceive are largely unaware of fertility symptoms at the time of ovulation. This study investigated the effectiveness of fertility-awareness in achieving pregnancy, particularly fertile mucus patterns, in the context of infertility. The 384 eligible participants were taken from consecutive women desiring pregnancy who attended 17 Australian Billings Ovulation Method VR clinics from 1999–2003. This cohort included couples with infertility in 12 months (51%)

By: Vigil P., Lyon C., Flores B., Rioseco H., and Serrano F.G.  Abstract Introduction: The ovarian continuum is a process that occurs during a woman’s lifetime. It begins during intrauterine life with fertilization and ends with menopause. This process can be greatly affected by different conditions such as changes in hormonal levels and illnesses. Therefore, understanding and promoting the knowledge and use of biomarkers of ovulation in women is a key aspect to consider when evaluating their health status. The