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Fertility refers to either the ability to have children or the actual number of children people produce, depending on the context—whether discussing biology, demographics, or medicine. It matters because fertility rates affect population growth and family planning, while infertility (difficulty conceiving after a year of unprotected sex) is an important health concern for many people.
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La fertilità è in generale la capacità di riproduzione degli organismi viventi. Essa si riferisce indifferentemente ad individui di ogni sesso, ma può riferirsi anche ad una popolazione. Quando si intende invece riferirsi ai risultati riproduttivi di una popolazione si utilizza il termine fecondità.
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