BACKGROUND Infertility affects 48.5 million couples worldwide with a prevalence estimated
at 3.5–16.7% in low-and middle-income countries (LMIC), and as high as 30–40% in Sub …

Scholarly interest in reproductive travel has increased in recent years, but travel within, to
and from the African continent has received much less attention. We reviewed the literature …

Background Infertility is a long-standing reproductive health issue, which affects both men
and women worldwide and it is especially problematic in the Global South. In sub-Saharan …

Assisted Reproductive Technology (ART) is increasingly becoming a viable option for
infertile couples in Ghana. There exists significant literature that explores the gender, legal …

Introduction Infertility in Sub-Saharan Africa constitutes an important social and public health
problem. Yet, there is a paucity of research on the experiences of men living with infertility …

The article sketches the origins and development of IVF in Ghana as a highly transnational
undertaking. Movements are from and to Africa, involving human beings (providers and …

The global movement of people across international borders to undergo assisted
reproductive treatment is common, although there is little accurate data. In this article, we …

In this article, we offer an analysis of the development of “repronubs”: less-known locations
offering small-scale, niche cross-border gestational surrogacy or surrogacy services for a …

In this article, I address reproductive travel to Ghana, based on research conducted in two
private fertility clinics. Both clinics attract clients from West African countries as well as …

Medical sociology has a poor track record of researching diversity in theoretically innovative
ways. This paper notes usage of the term superdiversity in migration and urban studies, to …