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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1975

Page

7

Odds on reversing a vasectomy poor

A reader asks about extracting sperm via syringe for artificial insemination to achieve pregnancy without reversing a vasectomy. The doctor responds that such a procedure is not a viable option and advises considering other routes, emphasizing low success likelihood and the need for professional medical guidance.

Reversing Vasectomy Might Help But Not Guarantee Pregnancy

The letter discusses the tiny sperm count in ejaculation and the difficulty of artificial insemination. It notes surgical sterilization is effectively permanent and the husband would need a skilled urologist to repair the vasectomy. Even with anatomic repair, success in inducing pregnancy is not guaranteed and odds are slim.

Population 2000: U S will be older, urban and educated

Population Reference Bureau analyst Leon Bouvier forecasts the year 2000 US population at 260 to 265 million, up 23 percent from 214 million in 1974, with 63 percent age 25 or older and 58 million under 15 remaining. The median age would rise to about 35, and nonwhite share to 15 percent.

Washington U.S Population Reference Bureau Leon Bouvier Bouvier United States U.S. Census Bureau

Fertility rate may rise to 2.1 by century’s turn says census study

A 1970s census study projects U.S. fertility could climb from 1.9 to 2.1 children per woman by 2000, despite low current rates. Growth hinges on births from married and unmarried women, with factors like contraception and abortion continuing to influence trends. Population could reach 260 to 265 million by century’s turn if mortality and immigration hold.

Washington Population Reference Bureau U.S Leon Bouvier Bouvier Bureau of the Census

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