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GENEVA — Around one in every six adults experiences infertility, the World Health Organisation (WHO) recently estimated as it called for an urgent increase in access to fertility care.The WHO determined that around 17.5 per cent of adults worldwide are affected by infertility at some point, and found little variation between regions and wealthy and poorer countries. 

Infertility affects about one in every six adults worldwide, a new report by the World Health Organization (WHO) estimated earlier this week as it called...

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The WHO recommends that countries offer universal health coverage of fertility treatments in light of a new report showing that 1 in 6 people struggle to conceive.

Discover the global realities of infertility and the need for universal access to affordable, high-quality fertility care. Learn how countries can take action to support this important issue.

GENEVA: Around one in every six adults experiences infertility, the World Health Organization estimated Tuesday as it called for an urgent increase in access to fertility care.

An estimated 1 in 6 people globally are affected by infertility, according to a new report from the World Health Organization, which emphasizes that the condition is common.

Around one in every six adults experiences infertility, the World Health Organization estimated Tuesday as it called for an urgent increase in access to fertility care.

About one in six people worldwide suffer from infertility, hence the urgent need to increase access to affordable, high-quality care, the World Health Organization said Tuesday."One in six people worldwide is affected by the inability to have a child at some point in life. This is no matter where they live or what resources they have," said WHO Director-General Dr Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus in the foreword to a new report. According to the WHO, it is a real "major health problem"...