Janet Jackson is pregnant just shy of her 50th birthday, leaving us mortal women to wonder: Can we do that too?
Jean M. Twenge, professor of psychology at San Diego State University, is the author of Generation Me (2014) and co-author (with W. Keith Campbell) of The Narcissism Epidemic (2009).
A new fertility treatment called OvaPrime could be a complete game-changer for older women trying to get pregnant.
“Who cares if a kid dies from measles, as long as I got to make my choice!”
Get acupuncture! Cut out fatty food! Just relax! If you’re trying to get pregnant, you’ve heard all of these. But what’s true and what’s not?
Thanks to science, nearly every aspect of your future child can be controlled—that is, if you have the money. Will healthy children soon be a marker of wealth?
The notion that women can’t and shouldn’t get pregnant after the age of 35 is finally starting to crumble. Science shows women can safely deliver healthy babies into their 40s.