U.S. birth rates remain low despite a slight rise in 2024, raising concerns about long-term population decline, economic ...

But the data suggest there’s more going on here than economics. Culture also shapes who is getting married and starting a ...

Not every family can support four children, or even the replacement rate of 2.1. President Donald Trump wants to change that.

Sociologists who examined the CDC data said it reflects women who delayed having children in their 20s and chose to do so in ...

Journalist Katherine Stewart charts the rise of the Christian right and its influence in the Trump administration in her new ...

Social and economic challenges have prompted some women to forgo or delay having children.

The Environmental Protection Agency fired around 280 staffers and reassigned around 175 others — on Earth Day. The employees were tasked with ensuring that federal policies, grants and initiatives ...

A teenager today, an American teenager, has less testosterone than a 68-year-old man,’ the nation’s top health official tells Fox News host Jesse Watters ...

Women in the United States are less likely to have babies than ever before, but key figures in the Trump administration seem ...

Womed, the uterine health company developing innovative, safe and effective treatments to free women from uterine pathologies, today announced it has signed licensing agreements with Kebomed ...

If the White House's new fertility agenda isn't focused on helping young men and women get married, it will fail.

President Donald Trump is considering several ways to reverse the country’s declining birthrate, including offering a $5,000 “baby bonus” for each new child’s mother and menstrual classes to improve ...