Italian grandmother bore triplets at 52
Other women become celebrities due to late childbearing: a 63-year-old American, the Italian grandmother who bore triplets at age 52.
Although Guinness World Records stopped publishing records of later-life birth, a widely reported study in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) says 37% of 77 women ages 50 to 63 gave birth after being implanted with fertilized eggs donated by younger women.
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