Clinical Research Directory

Improving Women's Fertility Awareness and Reducing Anxiety Through Ovarian Reserve Screening and AI Counseling

This study evaluates the impact of preventive ovarian reserve screening and artificial intelligence (AI)-enabled counseling on fertility awareness and reproductive anxiety among women in Hong Kong. Hong Kong faces low birth rates, and reproductive anxiety regarding the biological clock remains a key barrier to family planning. Participants aged 25 to 38 years will be allocated to receive either anti-Müllerian hormone (AMH) blood testing combined with counseling or standard health education materials. The study compares an interactive AI conversational agent ("Shelby") with traditional written reports to evaluate whether AI communication improves comprehension of medical results, reduces anxiety, and enhances fertility intentions. Findings aim to inform future public health screening policies.

Online Interactive Video Developed for Fertility Awareness

The main purpose of this research is to evaluate the effect of online interactive education provided to newly married couples via a web-based platform on fertility awareness.Since fertility awareness is a relatively new field of research, there are limited studies on this subject. These studies are generally given to women. But the concept of fertility in question concerns not only women but also men.The study conducted via web-based online interactive video developed to raise awareness about fertility; It is thought that raising the awareness of newly married couples, regulating fertility, and including men in this issue are important for public health and will set an example for future studies.The positive outcomes from Webb-based online videos will enable the application to be used on national and international platforms.