High Risk Pregnancy: Conceiving Over 35

These days, more and more women are waiting until they are well in to their 30's (and sometimes even 40's) to begin having children. But many of these women are told that because of their "advanced maternal age," their baby's risk for chromosonal issues are greater, which lead many of them to opt, perhaps unneccessarily, for invasive testing during pregnancy. Today, Parents Ask expert Dr. Jason Rothbart weighs in on this common concern

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