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Infertility is often considered a “women’s issue.” But when it comes to having a baby, sperm is 50% of the equation — and people who produce sperm are just as likely to experience fertility challenges as people who produce eggs.
Let’s break down the need-to-know about male fertility, how male-factor infertility is diagnosed, and what men and people with sperm can do to improve their chances of creating a healthy pregnancy.
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