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Smartphones may reduce birth rates, two US studies suggest | Factae

Smartphones may reduce birth rates, two US studies suggest

Two US studies link intensive smartphone use to declining birth rates.

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Screen exposure reduces sexual frequency among young couples.

France's fertility rate stands at 1.68 children per woman in 2026.

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