… The majority of people with infertility issues are residents of Third World countries. There are
… of infertility in the developing world, but few dated studies show that infertility affects more …

… infertility based on a clinical definition of 12 months have been limited within developing
countries… our ability to measure and monitor infertility in the developing world, with potentially far-…

… The prevalence of infertility in reproductive-aged women has been estimated to be one in …
in developing countries. In some regions of the world, including South Asia, some countries of …

… Childlessness has serious demographic, social and health implications. … infertile or resist
the label, the experiences of childless women and the process of seeking solutions for infertility …

… and consequences from infertility is more in pronatalist, developing countries, such as India
… of infertility in developing countries. The estimated rate of primary and secondary infertility …

… By applying a consistent algorithm to demographic and reproductive surveys available from
developed and developing countries, we estimate infertility prevalence and trends, 1990 to …

… about the occurrence of infertility in order to estimate the … ized countries 1970-1992 on the
prevalences of infertility, involuntary infecundity, and the seeking of medical advice for infertility…

… We provide an overview on the current state of access to infertility care in low-income countries
such as in sub-Saharan Africa and a rationale for providing comprehensive reproductive …

… who are affected by infertility? In the developed part of the world, infertility has become an
important issue in the public debate. In the developing countries, infertility is still an issue that …

… Existing definitions of infertility lack uniformity, rendering comparisons in prevalence between
countries or over time problematic. The absence of an agreed definition also compromises …