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Perceptions in Reproductive Medicine
Reproductive Medicine: A Challenge to Implicate
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open or close Anugrah Ray and Debjani Nath*
Department of Zoology, India
*Corresponding author: Debjani Nath, Department of Zoology, University of Kalyani, West Bengal, India
Submission: February 13, 2019;Published: February 25, 2019
Volume3 Issue2 February 2019
Abstract
The world population is steeply increasing at the rate of around 1.07% per year. With this growth rate, the human population is going to touch 7.7 billion [1]. This figure has been emerging in the periphery growing infertility cases in both males and females as well. It is estimated that about 15% of couples have been suffering from the said problem [2]. The scenario is even more complex because males are solely responsible for 20-30% of these cases and the overall contribution towards infertility is 50%.
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