As we mentioned in a previous post, infertility doesn’t just affect couples in North America. In fact, it’s a worldwide concern, as evidenced by these recent articles:
- From Allahbad, India: A recent “infertility camp” was offered to about 150 couples. During this “camp”, the partners were given free consultations about the precise fertility issues they were having.
- From Australia: Data is now indicating that more Australian men than Australian women are infertile. This research was conducted by a group called “Fertility First”. Possible culprits include drug/chemical exposure, metal toxicity, alcohol/drug abuse and obesity, among others.
- From Petaling Jaya, Malaysia: Malaysia’s fertility rates are dropping dramatically, according to a United Nations Children’s Fund report. This has led to more couples seeking IVF treatments in the country.
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