Paul Saladino· MD
we're seeing rising rates of infertility — which is which is super scary and it's not just women you're right there's men listening and i want men who are listening to hear that male factor infertility is really going up
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we're seeing rising rates of infertility — which is which is super scary and it's not just women you're right there's men listening and i want men who are listening to hear that male factor infertility is really going up
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talks about a severe decline in childbirths occurring over the last half century with both male and female rates of infertility rising significantly since the 1900s, already visible in the 1900s.