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>There's a measured correlation between maternal age and the incidence of Down's Syndrome and other trisomies - the longer a woman waits to have children, the h
by dmorgan 14y ago
>There's a measured correlation between maternal age and the incidence of Down's Syndrome and other trisomies - the longer a woman waits to have children, the higher the odds there will be a problem.
The odds of which are still insignificant.
- coryrc 14y ago1/50 at age 43 is insignificant? http://www.pregnancy-info.net/chromosomal_downsyndrome.html http://www.pregnancy-info.net/chromosomal_downsyndrome.html (however, it's a gradual thing and not much different at 32 versus 28, for example)