1988•American Journal of Public HealthOpen access

Fecundity and infertility in the United States.

William D. Mosher

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About 2.4 million married couples, with the wives 15-44 years of age, were infertile in 1982 by the conventional medical definition of infertility-a married couple with 12 months or more of unprotected intercourse without a preg-

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About 2.4 million married couples, with the wives 15-44 years of age, were infertile in 1982 by the conventional medical definition of infertility-a married couple with 12 months or more of unprotected intercourse without a preg-

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About 2.4 million married couples, with the wives 15-44 years of age, were infertile in 1982 by the conventional medical definition of infertility-a married couple with 12 months or more of unprotected intercourse without a preg-

Key concepts: Fecundity, Infertility, Demography, Medicine, Gerontology, Environmental health, Biology, Population

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