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Acceptability of child adoption as management option for infertility in Nigeria: evidence from focus group discussions
Infertility remains a global health challenge with devastating psycho-social consequences in many African communities. Adoption that may serve as an alternative strategy for the affected couples is not widely practiced. This study was conceptualized to assess the acceptability of child adoption as a...
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