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Being British, BAME and Talking the Biological Clock - Should Women be Worried?

EPISODE · Feb 1, 2021 · 47 MIN

Being British, BAME and Talking the Biological Clock - Should Women be Worried?

from The Growth Medium

To kick off this season of The Growth Medium Podcast, Mim and Sara talk to Chemistry student Ferdous Rahman about her experiences around the 'biological clock' discussion. We talk about the REAL biological deadlines for fertility in both men and women, and we discuss how our culture is shaped around this - hello social age deadlines! We touch on the science on infertility, and bring in our own personal opinions and stories to how this concept impacts our lives.For references, check out our website: https://thegrowthmediumpod.wixsite.com/home/post/s2-episode-1Follow us on IG: @thegrowthmediumIntro and Outro Music: Silent Crafter - On The LineThe information provided in this podcast is for information and entertainment purposes only. We are not medical professionals but rather biochemistry and medicine students, therefore everything we talk about is through our own research and not any qualification. We will be talking about fertility and the biological clock, so if you find this triggering please do feel free to skip this episode. Please do not take this as medical advice, and talk to your medical provider for your own health needs.If you are interested in any of the topics we discussed today, we included all the references in the show notes. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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