For the first time in 7 years, U.S. birth rate rises
'A lower percentage of women facing unintended pregnancies are choosing abortion,' Dr. Michael New explained.
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Articles tagged Demographics
Breaking the two child barrier in Germany
It is evident that white middleclass values predominate in the national German media, and that large families are associated with an immigrant class whose values are somewhat alien and not to be encouraged.
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U.S. birth rate hits another all-time low in 2013
The birth rate rose for women over 45, whose pregnancies are the most likely to result in complications or miscarriage, the CDC noted today.
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Immigrants are flooding into Europe, but they can’t solve the demographic crisis
Immigration can certainly be part of the solution to Europe’s low birth rates, but it cannot be all of the solution. Because the simple fact is, if Europeans do not start having children, they will commit demographic suicide. It is just a matter of time.
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Panicked by population hysteria? We’re here to help
Population policies need to be based on facts, not hysteria and bad science. Let’s put out the fire and end the myths that pave the way for human rights abuses.
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America is rejecting abortion because pro-lifers are having more children: study
'Taken together, these findings suggest that fertility has had at least some part in leading the population in a more pro-life direction over time,' the authors wrote.
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U.S. birth rate hits new record low…again…in 2013
However, there was a "very, very, very slight" increase in the number of babies born last year, according to the CDC.
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Singapore suggests wider counseling before women can have an abortion
The move is the latest attempt to arrest the nation's slide into demographic oblivion.
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Nearly a quarter of German men believe perfect family size is ‘zero’
The New York Times references “experts” who have said that the solution lies in getting more women into the workforce.
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American women who attend religious services have the largest families, study finds
Researchers noted that faithful attendance at religious services is associated with higher levels of both actual and intended fertility.
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