摘要
The insurance environment in the United States has traditionally ignored fertility as a barometer of meals health. However, there is now growing evidence that male infertility is associated with multiple medical comorbidities including a variety of cardiovascular, genetic, endocrine, and malignant conditions2 Since insurance providers still fail to recognize these relationships, even when appropriately referred, couples still face barriers to care, including insurance coverage rejections and high costs.
The insurance environment in the United States has traditionally ignored fertility as a barometer of meals health. However, there is now growing evidence that male infertility is associated with multiple medical comorbidities including a variety of cardiovascular, genetic, endocrine, and malignant conditions2 Since insurance providers still fail to recognize these relationships, even when appropriately referred, couples still face barriers to care, including insurance coverage rejections and high costs.
