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Women who delay starting a family are more likely to have a
stroke or heart attack later in life, a major study has concluded.
Scientists found women who give birth after the age of 40
are two-thirds more likely to die of cardiovascular disease when compared to those
who become mothers earlier.
Experts said their findings, based on a study of 72,000
women, showed the consequences of late motherhood could last for years.
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