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Fertility education videos published by trusted Australia organisations, with Antega context for each topic.
Professor Sarah Robertson of the Robinson Research Institute at the University of Adelaide explains why health before conception matters for both partners, and how everyday habits in the months before trying may influence pregnancy and a baby's early development. Presented by Professor Sarah Robertson, Robinson Research Institute, University of Adelaide.
A short public education film on how a man's health, smoking and lifestyle before conception can affect sperm and the chance of a healthy pregnancy.
A Your Fertility campaign film about smoking and second-hand smoke around conception, and why stopping supports egg and sperm health as well as pregnancy.
Your Fertility explains the fertile window: the few days each cycle when sex can lead to pregnancy, and simple ways to work out when those days are likely to be.
A short film on why quitting smoking is one of the more useful changes to make when trying to conceive, and where to find support in Australia.
General practitioner Dr Magdalena Simonis discusses how fertility comes up in general practice, what a GP can look at first and why it helps to ask early rather than wait. Presented by Dr Magdalena Simonis, general practitioner.
Your Fertility looks at chemicals found in some plastics and what current research suggests about reproductive health, along with simple everyday swaps.
A short explainer on chemicals found in some personal care products and practical ways to reduce exposure while trying to conceive.
Your Fertility explains which household and garden chemicals are most worth limiting around conception and pregnancy, and how to use them more safely when you do.
Key points for men thinking about having children, covering sperm health, age, weight, alcohol and smoking, and when to have a check-up.
Practice nurse Samantha Read talks about raising fertility and family planning in primary care, and why these conversations help before problems appear. Presented by Samantha Read, practice nurse.
Your Fertility explains what is known about paternal age: sperm quality changes gradually with age and this can affect the time to conception and some pregnancy outcomes.
These videos are produced by the organisations named and are shared as external educational resources. Naming an organisation does not imply a partnership with, or endorsement of, Antega. Videos are education only and do not replace advice from your own clinician.
