TOKYO/HONG KONG -- Infertility is often seen as a problem for women in some of the Asia Pacific’s more conservative societies, but medical science begs to differ and men in the region are waking up to the fact that it affects them as well.
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Once taboo, men in Asia increasingly turn to fertility treatments
Better access to care and eroding prejudices give hope to childless couples
A Tokyo fertility clinic conducts in vitro fertilization: Treatment for male infertility is becoming more common in Japan. (Photo by Keiichiro Sato)
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