Family Facts #6
by Joe Carter
March 12, 2007
Pregnant women who were not married or living with a partner were more likely to have a first-trimester miscarriage than those who were married or living with a partner.
Source: “Risk Factors for First Trimester Miscarriage–Results from a UK-Population-Based Case-Control Study” Maconochie, N. Doyle, P., Prior, S., and Simmons, R.
London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine Vol. OnlineEarly, Number . December, 2006. Page(s) 1-17.
(HT: FamilyFacts.org)
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Comments
It seems logical to me that married or not, having a stable relationship is a good thing.
I know pregnancy can be extremely stressful if the woman is worried about the care she can provide for her child.
Having a stable relationship reduces the anxiety considerably.
Makes sense to me.
By: Suricou Raven | March 12, 2007 at 5:22 pm
Interesting. Very interesting.
Im not going to read the whole study, so does it propose any causes that can be further investigated?
This being the FRC blog, I cannot resist pointing out that if God is so pro-life He shouldn’t have made a reproductive system that goes wrong so easily.