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International Federation of Fertility Societies


Countries and companies need to address declining global fertility rates, doctors say

The global fertility rate is declining, with many countries predicted to have a population decline of more than 50% by 2100. Infertility risk factors, such as environmental pollution and smoking, are on the rise. Governments and companies must take action to address these issues and improve access to affordable fertility care.

SourceInternational Federation of Fertility Societies·JournalHuman Reproduction Update·TypeLiterature review·DateJan 10, 2024