Informed reproductive decision-making: the impact of providing fertility information on fertility knowledge and intentions to delay childbearing.

Objective: To examine the impact of providing fertility information on personal levels of fertility knowledge and intentions to delay childbearing.

Methods: Participants (n=69 young childless women) were randomly assigned to either an experimental (fertility-related) or control (alcohol-related) informational intervention group. Subsequent to the exposure to information, participants completed a questionnaire measuring fertility knowledge and intentions for reproduction.