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The US fertility rate just hit a record low

U.S. births are decreasing because off social and economic factors.

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US birthrate hit new low in 2023

U.S. women are starting families later and having fewer children, some forgoing having kids entirely. The U.S total fertility rate hit its lowest point, falling to a record 1.62 births per woman.

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U S birth rate hit new low in 2023

Fertility is now well below replacement rate, with potential impacts on the safety net, schools, economy and loneliness, experts say.

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U S birth rate, fertility continue to fall, hit new lows in 2023 – Deseret News

What is U.S. fertility rate? How many babies were born in 2023? What is the teen birth rate? What is driving decrease in U.S. birthrate? Read more

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US birthrate dips to record low in line with global trend

US fertility rates have been trending down for decades.

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