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Table C1: Interview participants who experienced or were diagnosed with a condition linked to infertility

Table 5 C1: Interview participants who experienced or were diagnosed with a condition linked to infertility

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A: adopt > either adopted children or expect/plan to X: not a parent or no desire for (more) children P: partner is (or expect to be) bio parent L: legally recognized parent Table C2: Questionnaire respondents who experienced or were diagnosed with infertility
A: adopt > either adopted children or expect/plan to X: not a parent or no desire for (more) children P: partner is (or expect to be) bio parent L: legally recognized parent Table C2: Questionnaire respondents who experienced or were diagnosed with infertility
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Table C6: HCP Interview Participants
Table C6: HCP Interview Participants
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