Peter Attia· MD
So women are waiting longer, of course, to start their families, to pursue education, career, etc. Maybe they haven't found the right partner. And so that definitely is contributing to to increased rates of fertilities.
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So women are waiting longer, of course, to start their families, to pursue education, career, etc. Maybe they haven't found the right partner. And so that definitely is contributing to to increased rates of fertilities.
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Part of the reason is delayed childbearing. [...] So women are waiting longer, of course, to start their families, to pursue education, career, etc. maybe they haven't found the right partner and so that definitely is contributing to to increased rates of fertilities.