Citation

Texas medical journal (Austin, Tex.) 1915; 31(1): 13-14.

Copyright

(Copyright © 1915)

DOI

unavailable

PMID

36957077

PMCID

PMC9645820

Abstract

Apropos to the above startling conditions, quoting from the same authority, attention is called to the effect of higher educa tion on reproduction. If statistics prove anything, the experi ence of our leading schools for the higher education of women uncovers a condition that is menacing. These facts are not brought forth to disparage higher education for women, but to emphasize the tendency of modern customs to complicate social conditions.

Perhaps it is not the effect of higher education so much as it is the growing spirit of financial independence. Education de velops a higher appreciation of marriage and the responsibility...

Language: en