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Jan 13 • 09:45 UTC • 🇬🇷 Greece • Proto Thema

The Silent Crisis of Underpopulation: Why the World is Having Fewer Children

A study published in The Lancet discusses the complex issue of underpopulation, highlighting conflicts between birth rate policies and societal changes, individual choices, and concerns about the future.

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