Pregnancy in later life may bring health benefits suggests new research
Two new studies published this week have found that women who wait until later in life to start or finish their family benefit from various health improvements.
(AFP) Two new studies published this week have found that women who wait until later in life to start or finish their family benefit from various health improvements.
In the first study to investigate the association between age at last pregnancy and cognitive function in later life, a team of researchers from Keck School of Medicine of USC, California, USA, found that women who have their last baby later in life can benefit from improved brainpower after menopause.
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