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What pressures, subtle or otherwise, exist in North American culture that encourages child bearing and can therefore make those who choose childlessness feel strange and awkward?
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One of the major causes of reduced fertility rates in Canada is that women want to establish their careers prior to becoming mothers, postponing their child bearing years. In what three ways can developed nations, such as Canada, end the current rise in infertility?
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With more than 1,700 people in Ontario waiting for organs, Ontario's New Democrats are renewing calls for a presumed-consent law" calling for a system" that -" assumes people want to donate their organs when they die. Those who do not wish to donate would be required to opt out in advance. Under the current system, people wanting to donate their organs have to complete the proper paperwork and give their consent. To what degree would a shift towards a presumed consent law be in the best interests of Canadians?
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According to a 2005 Ipsos-Reid survey, Canadians believe that one in four people (26%) donate blood each year when in reality only 3.7% donate. The same survey found Canadians exaggerate their own intentions to donate blood with almost three in ten Canadians (28%) say they intend to donate blood in the next year. What are three barriers that can explain Canadians lack of donations to Canada's Blood services?