1 in 6 people globally face infertility issues. According to the latest report from WHO in 2023, infertility has a significant impact, with 17.5% of adults having experienced infertility challenges. There is a crucial need to provide high-quality, affordable fertility care to those affected. Infertility is a public health concern that requires more attention and support (WHO, 2023).
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