birth rates

In 1968, Paul and Anne Ehrlich published a best-seller, “The Population Bomb,” predicting imminent mass starvation due to overpopulation. The situation was so dire, they wrote, that adding “temporary sterilants” ...

NTD’s Lee Hall sits down with data expert and documentary maker Stephen J Shaw to discuss population collapse, ...

The average age of first-time mothers has risen just shy of six years since 1965, a new report ...

A new trend is starting with AI girlfriends. Online chatbots claim to offer the perfect online relationship.

Commentary James and his wife were not going to let COVID derail their plans to have a family. ...

Birth rates have fallen all over the world "ominously," said Dr. James Thorp, a practicing obstetrician gynecologist who ...

Commentary In a recent article in The Atlantic, Derek Thompson wrote: “The implications of permanently slumped population growth ...

China’s top health body issued joint policy guidelines on its official website on Aug. 16 to encourage more ...

BEIJING—Chinese birth control policies could cut between 2.6 million and 4.5 million births of the Uyghur and other ...

Commentary Paul Ehrlich wrote one of the most famous and bestselling books of the 20th century. It was ...

Commentary The National Center for Health Statistics, a Centers for Disease Control and Prevention subagency, reported this week ...

Commentary When the COVID-19 pandemic started and lockdowns became part of our daily lives, some romantic souls were ...

Faith in Chinese zodiac signs is still strong enough that it affects birth rates throughout East Asia.