US EditionPoll: Birth Rates Not a Concern for Most in US
ARGENTINA, JUL 11 – Argentina's fertility rate is among the lowest in Latin America, signaling a shift from a youthful population amid global calls to empower young people in reproductive choices.
- Analysis of recent trends shows global fertility rates are declining to historic lows, with one in four people living in countries where populations have peaked, driven by worldwide demographic shifts.
- Regional data shows Thailand’s fertility at 1.2 and South Korea’s at 0.8 births per woman, highlighting Latin America’s relatively higher rates with Argentina among the lowest.
- UNFPA urges policymakers to adopt family-friendly policies, as World Population Day emphasizes sustainable development amid India's high unintended pregnancy rates and fertility disparities.
- Projections suggest global population will peak at 10.3 billion in the 2080s, with India potentially benefiting from a demographic dividend while China’s population contracts.
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Poll: Birth rates not a priority for most Americans
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Poll: Birth rates not a concern for most in US
WASHINGTON — While the Trump administration explores ways to encourage Americans to have more babies and reverse the United States’ falling birth rate, a new poll finds that relatively few U.S. adults see this as a priority or share the…
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