Campaign aims to name 40 cities and 200 workplaces as being supportive of childbirth every three years China has launched a national campaign to certify cities and workplaces as "birth-friendly" to ...

Fewer than 1.7 million couples tied the knot in the first quarter, the lowest total for the same period since lockdown-dominated 2020 China's first-quarter marriage registrations fell to their lowest ...

Washington Examiner healthcare reporter Gabrielle Etzel said the U.S. birth rate has been sliding for decades as fertility continues to trend downward to record lows. “We haven’t been at a replacement ...

Discover the stark differences in birth rates among Indiana counties, the impact of the aging population, and the initiatives ...

According to new CDC data, there were 3.6 million U.S. births in 2025, a 1% decline from 2024 and down 23% since 2007. The Trump administration has said it wants to reverse this trend.

Each year brings versions of the same headline: “U.S. birth rates drop to new record low.” Barring the truly unexpected, 2007 will forever stand as “peak baby” in the U.S.; fertility rates have ...

Steiner is a research associate professor and the director of research translation at CONVERGE at University of Pittsburgh. As a public health behavioral scientist who has spent my career researching ...

Borrero, Dehlendorf, and Logan are authors of the forthcoming book “Reproducing Control: The Family Planning Framework’s Conflict with Reproductive Autonomy.” America is worried about fertility rates ...

For the fifth consecutive year, more people died in Michigan in 2024 than were born, clouding the state's long-term economic ...

CDC data shows overall births falling, but the real concern is a decline in marriages — a trend with profound implications for the life of the Church. Married women’s birth rates fell from about 87.4 ...

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Average age of first-time mothers in the U.S. rose from 21 in 1972 to 27.5 in 2024, with stark differences between red and ...