Unscientific knowledge and the egg aging panic

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  • Widely Used Age-Fecundity Chart of Dubious Origin

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    A chart indicating the likelihood of conception for a woman linearly declining with age (86% for women aged 20–24, 78% for 25–29, 63% for 30–34, 52% f...
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  • Professional responsibility for spreading unscientific knowledge: the case of the 'ease of conception' graph in a supplementary high school textbook

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    The government of Japan and professionals from the fields of obstetrics, gynecology, and reproductive medicine used a graph exaggerating the decline i...
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  • Another science war: fictitious evidence on women's fertility and the "egg aging" panic in 2010s Japan

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    In the early 2010s, Japanese society recognized and experienced a panic about increasing infertility and people's lack of knowledge about human reprod...
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  • 非科学的知識の広がりと専門家の責任: 高校副教材「妊娠のしやすさ」グラフをめぐり可視化されたこと

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    2015年8月、日本全国の高校に配布された保健科目用副教材『健康な生活を送るために』の問題と、その背後にある専門家による非科学的データ利用の問題について論じる。
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  • Unscientific Visual Representations Used for the "Egg Aging" Campaign in 2010s Japan

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    Japan has experienced floods of fake knowledge about human reproduction in recent times. Most of them are created by professionals in the fields of ob...
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  • 2010年代日本における「卵子の老化」キャンペーンと非科学的視覚表象

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    近年の日本では、妊娠・出産に関する大量の情報があふれている。その多くは、産科・婦人科・生殖医学の専門家やその団体がつくり、マスメディアに流れるものであり、結婚・出産を促進する政策を科学的に正当化する根拠として使われてきた。 「卵子の老化」はこの政治的現象を理解するためのキーワードである。このことばは...
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