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It is estimated that up to one in eight Canadian couples experiences infertility. Now more than ever, Canadians are turning to assisted human reproduction (AHR) procedures to help build their families. This Web site serves as the primary source of information to stakeholders and other interested parties regarding the development of the components for the regulatory framework under the Assisted Human Reproduction Act. It will also provide information on AHR, news releases regarding Health Canada's activities in this area, and information on international AHR activities.
Source: Health Canada
Documents concerning blood and donor semen including Guidance, Directives and Policies
Source: Health Canada
Impotence, or erectile dysfunction, is twice as likely to occur in smokers than non-smokers. Exposure to second-hand smoke is a significant factor in becoming impotent.
Source: Health Canada
Series of articles and resources on infertility
Source: Women's Health Matters
Some couples have trouble getting pregnant. Dealing with the possibility of infertility can be emotionally difficult for a couple. If you are under 30 and have been trying to get pregnant for more than a year, it is time for you and your partner to visit a gynaecologist for preliminary fertility testing.
Source: Women's Health Matters
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