
Global fertility rates are quickly declining and little is being done about it
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Mirage News wrote an article about the IFFS More Joy Campaign, which can be found here just click “Read” or on Mirage News website

International Federation of Fertility Societies The global fertility rate is declining and most governments are failing to recognize and address the impact on economies and societies, say a group of

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Infertility is a growing problem around the world, yet only a small percentage of people who need help having a child get the care they need.

The global fertility rate is declining and most governments are failing to recognize and address the impact on economies and societies, say a group of physicians invited by the International Federation of Fertility Societies (IFFS) in a new paper and campaign launched today.
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