Analyses of India’s National Family Health Survey data show secondary infertility rose from roughly 19.5% in the early 1990s to about 28.6% by 2015–16 — close to a doubling in a single generation. There are multiple factors that are contributing to this
Analyses of India’s National Family Health Survey data show secondary infertility rose from roughly 19.5% in the early 1990s to about 28.6% by 2015–16 — close to a doubling in a single generation. There are multiple factors that are contributing to this
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Analyses of India’s National Family Health Survey data show secondary infertility rose from roughly 19.5% in the early 1990s to about 28.6% by 2015–16 — close to a doubling in a single generation. There are multiple factors that are contributing to this
