Counting the Hidden Costs of Male Reproductive Health

Men participate less in health care-seeking than women and women make twice as many primary care visits as men. [...]men are more likely to miss opportunities for preventative care and instead require help primarily for critical and acute health care issues. Data clearly show that advanced paternal age at conception can impact offspring in the form of an increased risk for autism, schizophrenia and other disorders [3]. [...]in addition to infertility, male reproductive health has a broad-spectrum of comorbidities and transgenerational impacts, and for which our scientific knowledge is only in very early stages. Fertility market (by offering: assisted reproductive technology (IVF, artificial insemination, surrogacy, and others), fertility drugs (gonadotropin, anti-estrogen, and others), others; by end user: fertility clinics, hospitals, and clinical research institutes) - global industry analysis, market size, share, growth, trends, regional outlook and forecasts, 2021 - 2030 [Internet].