Fertility in the male is dependent on the proper production of sperm cells. This process,
called spermatogenesis is very complex and involves the synchronization of numerous …

Background Infertility is defined as inability of a couple to conceive naturally after one year of
regular unprotected sexual intercourse. It remains a major clinical and social problem …

Aims and objectives To discuss the contraception knowledge, attitudes and beliefs of A
frican A ustralian teenagers and women with a refugee background in M elbourne …

Childlessness has major psychological and social implications for affected persons,
especially in settings where fertility is highly valued. While a number of studies have …

Infertility is a reproductive problem that affects all gender, race, or social class. In many
African countries, the burden of infertility is usually associated with economic, psychological …

Background Adoption as a treatment option for infertility amongst those that cannot access
and/or afford assisted reproduction is not well accepted in developing countries. This study …

Background. Having a child is important among married women in Northern Ghana. Among
married women, infertility is the main factor causing childlessness. Child adoption provides …

The aim of this study was to examine contraception awareness and use among African
Australian women in Melbourne, Australia, who have experienced teenage pregnancy, and …

Background: There are many reasons why some couples do not become parents. Some are
infertile, some do not want kids, children can be in a social context unacceptable and for …

Background: Infertility is a major medical condition that affects many married couples
globally and it has immense psycho-social impact on couples, especially in Africa where a …