According to the BBC, male infertility comprises approximately half of all infertility cases. Male fertility problems, including declining sperm count, are increasing yearly, yet receive little attention. WHO research indicates rising global infertility cases due to incomplete dialogue and lack of male-focused treatment.
University of Cambridge research indicates male infertility as 'culturally invisible,' lacking open discussion and awareness. Historically, women have been predominantly blamed for fertility problems, resulting in minimal male-focused research and treatment options.
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