Which of the following statement is current about infertility? a. stress is not one of the causes of infertility. b. there are no obvious racial differences in infertility. c. most infertility problems are caused by women's medical conditions. d. for those experiencing infertility, the status of living without children is called "childless" rather than "childfree."

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	a. stress is not one of the causes of infertility.
	b. there are no obvious racial differences in infertility.
	c. most infertility problems are caused by women's medical conditions.
	d. for those experiencing infertility, the status of living without children is called "childless" rather than "childfree."