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This neglects the massive rise of infertility in the last few decades (eg, sperm counts are halved). It doesn’t seem to be a choice for a growing number of peop
by jammygit 7y ago
This neglects the massive rise of infertility in the last few decades (eg, sperm counts are halved). It doesn’t seem to be a choice for a growing number of people (I guess if you’re well off there are some procedures that can help)
- mdorazio 7y agoWhat's interesting about that is the fact that it seems to be only men affected by rising infertility [1]. [1] https://www.livescience.com/38877-infertility-rates-drop-united-states.html https://www.livescience.com/38877-infertility-rates-drop-uni...
- AstralStorm 7y agoCan we actually get numbers for men, or is that just too hard?