As intentional motherhood becomes the norm, a new demographic shift is quietly reshaping maternal care, fertility ...

So, why is 35 the age when women are labeled as being of advanced maternal age? That’s because fertility begins to decline during that time, while the risk of complications increases.

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While the term 'advanced maternal age' often brings up concerns about fertility and pregnancy risks, Dr. Sterling, 39, told Newsweek that it's important to address both the risks and benefits.

As the average maternal age has increased, far more women ages 35 and older are also having children, according to the NCHS, part of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention which tallies ...

Advancing maternal age may cause secondary infertility. Advancing maternal age simply means you’re an older woman than when you were pregnant the first time. Medically, advanced maternal age (AMA) is ...

Would this have been different had I been 22 years old? Not sure, since I was wasting my prodigious energy at that point on 5 a.m. walks home from the club in heels.

Study: The impact of paternal age on new mutations and disease in the next generation. Image Credit: Jacob Lund/Shutterstock Background Studies have revealed that older parents are at a higher ...