AUSTIN (KXAN)– Experts say infertility numbers continue to rise each year, and studies show 7 in 10 women still have not spoken with their physician about their fertility health.
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Infertility rates continue to rise, experts say early fertility education could help - KXAN Austin
Experts say infertility numbers continue to rise each year, and studies show 7 in 10 women still have not spoken with their physician about their fertility health.
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