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Fertility Europe is launching its #40reasons campaign and the second annual European Fertility Week to bring greater awareness to fertility issues in Europe. The campaign highlights 40 reasons why fertility matters from social, economic, and health perspectives. It comes at a time when fertility rates across Europe are declining below replacement levels, threatening Europe's economic and cultural influence. European Fertility Week aims to spark an open dialogue around fertility to reduce stigma and advocate for equal access to fertility treatments.
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