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Increasing maternal age and the use of fertility drugs are factors that increase the likelihood of a multiple pregnancy.

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Is it true that increasing maternal age and the use of fertility drugs are factors that increase the likelihood of a multiple pregnancy?

Yes. Increasing maternal age and the use of fertility treatments are well-documented factors that contribute to a higher likelihood of multiple pregnancies.

Verdict: SUPPORTED · 2 sources for, 0 against · Last checked

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Maternal and perinatal outcomes across China's one-child, two-child, and three-child policy periods: a retrospective cohort analysis of 43,439 deliveries.
2026
This study documents how demographic shifts toward advanced maternal age and increased utilization of assisted reproductive technologies like IVF directly correlate with heightened obstetric risks and changing pregnancy profiles.
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H, L., D, T., & D, Y. (2026). Maternal and perinatal outcomes across China's one-child, two-child, and three-child policy periods: a retrospective cohort analysis of 43,439 deliveries.. doi.org. https://doi.org/10.7189/jogh.16.04328

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Insured Fertility Care in Japan: Can Universal Coverage Preserve a Single-Embryo-Transfer Culture?
2026
The registry review notes that changes in insured fertility care and older patient populations are associated with an increase in multiple pregnancies.
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D, I. (2026). Insured Fertility Care in Japan: Can Universal Coverage Preserve a Single-Embryo-Transfer Culture?. doi.org. https://doi.org/10.7759/cureus.114852

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