… fallopian tubes, the major form of female infertility in developing countries … IVF is designed
to overcome blocked fallopian tubes, the major form of female infertility in developing countries …

… variation across countries in the trends in childlessness. Over … in male childlessness in 14
countries, whereas 11 countries … childlessness, we observe increasing trends in 11 countries, …

… of infertility has a dampening effect on overall fertility and hence on the rate of population
growth. The developing countries primarily focus on fertility … As a result, infertility which has …

… between infertile women who are childless (primary infertility) … unable to conceive again
(secondary infertility). As previously … “ Infertility and healthcare in countries with less resources: …

… It is beyond the scope of a, single article to analyze the patterns of infertility in all of the
countries with available demographic data; the study described in this article was restricted to an …

… This calculated prevalence rate in our study is lower than the reported trends of infertility
from developing countries. This could be because of better health-care facility available in this …

… infertility in low-resource countries. Provision of assisted reproductive technology (ART) to
overcome both female and male infertility … Conference on Population and Development (ICPD) …

… Not having a child is a stigma for a family in most areas of China, and infertile couples in
China were more likely to seek medical counselling than are couples in some Western countries…

… In many countries, childlessness is considered as one of the major causes of low fertility (3,4). …
a dramatic decline in voluntary and involuntary childlessness that leads to lower fertility. …

… local meanings of infertility, how the prevalence of infertility affects these meanings, and
how the above affect community responses, life experiences and infertility treatment-seeking …