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The next 40 YearsThe ART of the Possible

Dr Gill LockwoodIVI-Midland Fertility Tamworth

International Summit on Assisted Reproduction and GeneticsSARG, Tel Aviv, Israel

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Oscar Wilde:1889

“Life imitates Art more than ART imitates life”

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• Eloi

• Morlocks

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Guardian April 2015

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New Scientist: August 2016

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Fertility Rates per Woman

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Fertility Rates over time (UK)

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1800 2015

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Daily Mail: March 2014

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When Harry met Meghan

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The perils of ‘perpetual postponing’

• The risk of permanent childlessness and female age at time of starting to try to conceive is….

• 6% at age 30• 14% at age 35• 35% at age 40• Just postponing a first conception attempt from 25 to 30 years reduces mean number of children

from 2 to 1.7, increases infertility prevalence from 9.8 to 15.8% and increases ‘incomplete’ families from 14.8 to 24%

(Leridon INED France)

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Unreasonable expectations…

• 59% of childless women aged 35-39 still planned to have a baby

• 30% aged 40-45 did too!(Sobotka, Austrian survey data)

• 58% said they wanted 2 children (aged 21-23)

• Only 36% had achieved that by age 36-38(Smallwood and Jeffries, UK Population

Trends)

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Marie Claire Magazine: April 2017

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Valedictory Portraits

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The Medieval Approach to Motherhood

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Victorian Family

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Eton College Boarding School

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The Kibbutz Movement

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Anthony Burgess Foundation

“The ability to continue a family line without intervention from ruling bodies is a key freedom in a democratic civilisation”

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Thank You

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Female childlessness (%) at age 45 years NCDS cohort and (optimistic!) projections for the BCS70 cohort by educational level

Educational level NCDS Cohort BCS70 Cohort

Tertiary 23.6 (21.4-25.9) 28.3 (26.4-30.3)

Intermediate 14.0 (12.8-15.2) 17.3 (15.9-18.8)

No Qualifications 10.6 (8.5-12.8) 17.0 (12.6-22.0)

Source: Kneale and Joshi (2008)

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The Modern Family?

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