As a guest on the ZEIT Online podcast “Frisch an die Arbeit,” Dr. Corinna Mann discusses pathways to having a child. The reproductive medicine specialist provides insights into why more and more couples and single women are seeking fertility clinic care early on, which diagnoses are frequently made, and how her private practice differs from a university clinic. Listen now
Press, Media & Professional Publications
Our physicians regularly share their medical expertise beyond our fertility center as well—through interviews, podcasts, TV features, books, and publications. Dr. Corinna Mann also writes regularly as a medical expert and guest author for media outlets such as BUNTE and FOCUS. It is important to us to communicate well-founded knowledge about family planning, fertility, and women’s health in an understandable way and to put current medical developments into context.
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“How Do You Get Pregnant, Corinna Mann?” – Dr. Mann on the ZEIT Online Podcast
What Helps Couples with an Unfulfilled Desire to Have Children
Getting pregnant fails again and again? Reproductive medicine specialist Dr. Corinna Mann, together with a gynecologist and a psychotherapist, explains in this article from SZ Magazin how love can survive this challenge, why talking about it is so valuable, and how men can also feel less helpless. Read the article
What couples trying to conceive should pay attention to
By your mid-30s, the likelihood of becoming pregnant “just like that” is only 15% per cycle. What does that mean for diet, stress, exercise, and sauna use? And how often should you have sex around ovulation? In an interview with SZ Magazin, Dr. Corinna Mann explains how you can increase your chances of becoming pregnant. Read the article
Interview on the Desire for a Child Without a Partner (Solo Motherhood)
Dr. Corinna Mann addresses the taboo topic of solo motherhood in an interview with GLAMOUR. Through sperm donation treatment via insemination or in vitro fertilization (IVF), it is also possible for single women to have children.
Interview on Lifestyle & Fertility
How individual lifestyle can positively and negatively influence fertility was the subject of the interview with Dr. Corinna Mann. The article was published in Bunte, the Süddeutsche Zeitung, Die Welt, and Apotheken Umschau.
Lecture at the Bavarian Professional Association for Reproductive Medicine
At the BRB retreat, Dr Corinna Mann gave a lecture on elective egg freezing. The current evidence base was reviewed, and the question of whether elective egg freezing is becoming a trend in reproductive medicine was addressed. Learn more here.
64th German Congress of Gynecology, October 12–17, 2022
The German Congress of Gynecology presents and discusses current challenges and opportunities in obstetrics and gynecology. Dr. Corinna Mann attended and delivered a presentation on the advantages and disadvantages of social freezing. Learn more here.
How does social freezing actually work?
In an interview with DocCheck, fertility specialist Dr. Mann explains exactly how social freezing works, who it is suitable for, and what opportunities this method offers for fulfilling the desire to have children. Learn more here.
In half of all cases, the man is involved—a fact many underestimate
Every sixth couple is involuntarily childless, yet only one in four of these couples seeks medical assistance, reports Dr. Corinna Mann. Find out in this article why it is important to address this as early as possible. The interview is available online as part of a reading subscription.
