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Impact of the Profession on Parenthood
Professional constraints can have major causes on personal and couple life. In particular, some professions with major professional constraints that can be particularly impacted, such as doctors and healthcare workers. The main objective was to demonstrate the impact of work on the desire and the fact to have children
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