A “demographic paradox”, this results from certain regions being burdened with higher reproductive tract infections and poorer overall health status, as well as reduced access to care, whether for infertility or contraception. Jaya L. was advised In-vitro fertilization (IVF) by a leading fertility specialist in Calcutta. Lastly, development of innovative, low-cost technology solutions may provide a quantum leap in improving access to fertility care. A trans-Atlantic research team has recently made path breaking progress in thisregard which could be a critical enabler for increasing access to fertility care in the Indian context. Supported by forward thinking political will and smart policy, these solutions may well have lasting impact towards bridging the unmet need for fertility care in India.

Source: The Telegraph January 12, 2026 02:04 UTC