Scientists can tell how many children you will have
Updated | By Poelano Malema

Scientists claim they can now tell how many children you are likely going to have based on your DNA. In a ground-breaking invention, scientists from the University of Oxford identified areas in a woman’s DNA that can determine how many children she is likely to have. A great step in helping doctors when advising women on when they can start thinking about having children.
“Scientist looked at twelve areas in our DNA have located twelve areas of DNA that can have an influence on reproductive behavior, including when women decide to have their first baby and how many children they are likely to have,” Dr. Mallika Marshall told CBS.
Also read: Study finds educated children from poor households might not have bright futures
But this of course does not override personal choices or social and environmental factors, and how fertile your male partner is.
See more about the ground-breaking discovery in the below video...
Show's Stories
-
VIDEO: Tyla cooks proudly South African for British Vogue
"I'm not like Nara Smith, I promise."
The Drive with Rob & Roz 7 hours ago -
Divorce lawyer shares professions least likely to cheat
The results might surprise you...
The Drive with Rob & Roz 9 hours ago