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infertile

[in-fur-tl, -tahyl] / ɪnˈfɜr tl, -taɪl /


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Others had said they were unvaccinated against Covid-19 because their parents had told them, inaccurately, that the shot would make them infertile.

From New York Times

At a time where chemical pollution could render humans infertile, and climate change is making much of the planet uninhabitable, that warning has particular resonance.

From Salon

If dozens of infertile couples within his own community used his donations to conceive, these children all have important reasons to learn their DNA heritage.

From Washington Post

The government scientists leading the research say the contraceptive, which makes both male and female grey squirrels infertile, should be ready to deploy in the wild within two years.

From BBC

If a state decides to take the same position, where does that leave infertile women and couples?

From Salon