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Assisted reproductive techniques and gamete donation; knowledge, attitude and willingness to participate among students in a Nigerian tertiary institution
Background: Infertility is a worldwide problem affecting about 10-15% of married couples and has social, economic and psychological implications1. A significant number of couples will require assisted reproduction following failure of common treatment options. Undergraduates form a rich source of po...
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