The Fertility Awareness Survey: Gen Z Insights, polled between 23 and 30

Just like their financial health, skincare, GenZs are looking at a more planned approach to parenthood, and 40% plan to start trying for pregnancy between ages 28-32.

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FERTILITY AND TIMELINES 25% of women mostly asked about fertility timelines and pregnancy, highlighting age as a key parameter to fertility. When questioned on queries to a fertility specialist, they were primarily on 'right age to become pregnant', 'risks of getting pregnant in late 30s'. 15-20% women also have a lack of clarity on the term biological clock.

AMH IS THE NEW BMI 35% are aware of AMH, a key fertility health marker for women, and 10% have even done an AMH test. Anti-Müllerian Hormone, present in the ovaries, indicates the egg quantity in women. It can be understood through a simple blood test. While 65% are unaware of this marker, this reflects a need for greater awareness of fertility health.