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Research suggests that raising two children costs £500,000. Is parenthood a luxury few can afford, asks David Byers
Economic experts have said Britain's declining birth rate is a 'timebomb' with people expected to work longer and received smaller pensions
Led by researchers from the University of Oxford’s Leverhulme Centre for Demographic Science and the University of.
The world's population is growing but in some countries birth rates are plummeting - so do we have too many people or too few?
Published: 7 January 2025 European populations are getting older due to continuous improvements in longevity and progressively better health. In the project FutuRes: Towards a Resilient Future of Europe, funded by the European Union’s Horizon Europe programme, the researchers have developed...
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There is an association between long-term exposure to ambient air pollution and increased all-cause and cause-specific hospital admissions for both physical and behavioral illnesses.
Kari Aaron Clark thinks it is important to have a property earlier than changing into a mum or dad
The property divide between rich and poor is getting bigger, a report from Resolution Foundation has suggested.
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The impact of four pollutants was tracked between 2002 and 2017 on people included in Public Health Scotland data.
The impact DNA has on life expectancy, reproductive health, and fertility has been revealed by a new Oxford University study.
Avrupa Birliği'nde doğum oranları tüm zamanların en düşük seviyesine gerileyerek “nüfus azlığı” endişelerini artırdı. Uzmanlar, bu trendin uluslararası güç dengelerini değiştirebileceğini ve ülkelerin genç iş gücü için göçe bağımlı hale gelebileceğini vurguluyor. Serbest düşen doğum oranları, uzmanların batı ekonomilerini felce uğratacağına inandıkları yaklaşan “nüfus çöküşü” hakkında "kıyamet günü" uyarılarını tetikledi.
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British women are having fewer children that at any other time on record. And there are potentially dire consequences, experts warn.
We’re having fewer and fewer children. Why, and what does it mean for our city?
The factors that feed into the pension gap begin much earlier than retirement.
Published: 13 December 2024 As our population ages, there is a critical policy challenge to define and measure their social care requirements. Measuring this unmet need and highlighting key characteristics that increase its risk are critical in ensuring that all older persons have the opportunity...
Housing costs, career focus and access to IVF has driven people to delay parenthood in the capital
德国跌破1.4“超低生育率”警戒线 欧洲人口前景蒙上阴影
Germany, Austria, and Estonia have become the latest EU member states to report “ultra-low” fertility rates, highlighting the growing demographic challenges facing the continent. Official statistics reveal that Germany’s birth rate dropped to 1.35 children per woman in 2023, falling below the...
Researchers revealed genetic links between reproductive health, fertility, and longevity, emphasizing their impact on overall health. Researchers from the University of Oxford’s Leverhulme Centre for Demographic Science and the University of Iceland conducted a comprehensive review investigating ho
Youth home ownership rates have risen since the mid-2010s trough to leave younger millennials with greater home ownership rates at age 25 than older millennials had at that age. But with middle- and higher-income households gaining the most in recent years, the property divide between rich and...
Exposure to high levels of nitrogen dioxide, mostly from vehicle exhausts, raises the risk of admission to hospital for depression and psychosis, a study finds
Researchers from St Andrews found rise in nitrogen dioxide exposure associated with higher admissions
A new review explores the genetic factors influencing reproductive health, fertility, and life expectancy.
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