Culturally speaking, infertile men are invisible. That’s the - TopicsExpress

Culturally speaking, infertile men are invisible. That’s the finding of Cambridge University medical sociologist Liberty Walther Barnes, who spent six years tracking patients of five U.S. male fertility clinics and found that more than half of the men she tracked did not consider themselves infertile— despite trying to impregnate their wives for more than a year and having a low or zero sperm count. An interesting take on gender and infertility in our culture. More: on.today/1njnFsP

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