Article
Long-term effects of delayed parenthood.
Human reproduction (Oxford, England) - 1 Sept 1998
Tarín J J, Brines J, Cano A
Abstract excerpt
The present study aims to define, characterize and compare the long-term effects on offspring of delayed parenthood. Data published so far on this topic show that maternal and paternal ageing may affect offspring by different mechanisms. Delayed motherhood is characterized by increased probability of obstetric complications and/or fetal and perinatal problems which, in turn, may increase the risks of mortality...
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