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Health · 10 July 2026

More women delaying pregnancy past 35, bringing both opportunities and risks

More women delaying pregnancy past 35, bringing both opportunities and risks

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Increasingly, women are choosing to have children later in life, driven by careers, education, or financial stability. While many have healthy pregnancies, research shows a higher chance of complications like miscarriage or high blood pressure after age 35. Experts say tailored healthcare and informed choices are crucial for supporting these mothers and babies.

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