Social Determinants of Health
Publications under ‘Social Determinants of Health’ examine the associations of economic and social factors with fertility and reproductive outcomes.
Among North American pregnancy planners, annual household income was positively associated with fecundability up to about $100,000, at which point the effect plateaued. In addition, women with less than 17 years of education had slightly lower fecundability than women with 17 or more years of education. The associations of income and education with fecundability were stronger among women aged ≥30 years.