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Jun 29, 2026, 17:22
Male Infertility Remains Too Often Overlooked in Fertility Care – Canadian Fertility and Andrology Society
Canadian Fertility and Andrology Society shared a post on LinkedIn:
“This Men’s Health Month, we’re helping shine a light on a topic that is too often overlooked.
Male factors are equally responsible for a heterosexual couple’s medical infertility diagnosis as female factors, yet fertility conversations frequently focus solely on women.
Early assessment can save valuable time, reduce uncertainty, and help ensure the right questions are being asked from the start.
Because part of elevating care is normalizing andrology (male infertility).”

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