Has it been made possible with today's nutrition and medicine for women to still be able to birth children in their mid-late 30s with less risk?

[Anonymous]

Less risk than before, as women in their mid-late 30s having lesser likelihood than before to birth disabled kids.

Yes

No

Depends

Others

[RavVid]

A lot of defects can be detected in utero now so yes if you can't don't count a late term abortion as giving birth which technically it is because birthing is initiated.

[molonski2]

For certain , improved vastly , my mother was 37 , and that was very many years ago.

[Nikki1989]

15% of new mothers are over the age of 40 according to the recent statistics I just googled.

[Twalli]

Possibly less risk for problems related to pregnancy, but a higher likelihood of developmental disabilities in the child.