A new study suggests that women who delay having children until they are older, may pass on
some infertility risks to their daughters. It seems that because older women also have older eggs, this may cause some future problems when their own daughters are trying to get pregnant. The research, however, is not conclusive. Read more...
A study of women at a fertility clinic found that those who failed to become pregnant after treatment had older mothers than those who were successful. The researchers from Atlanta, warned that postponing childbirth had implications for future generations.
BBC NEWS | Health | Older eggs pass on fertility risk
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