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Women's career priority is associated with attitudes towards family planning and ethical acceptance of reproductive technologies

2 Aug 2017

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STUDY QUESTION: Do women who place high importance on career success have different perceptions of pregnancy planning, delayed reproduction, and the ethical acceptability of ART than women with less emphasis on their career? SUMMARY ANSWER: Career-focused women place more importance on pregnancy planning, have greater confidence in delayed childbearing, and are more ethically accepting of donor gamete ART than...

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PMID: 28938746
DOI: 10.1093/humrep/dex275

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