US EditionCryopreservation, an Option for a New Reproductive Age
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In the last decade, births in the country fell by almost 50%. The tendency to postpone motherhood boosts interest in techniques that allow fertility to be preserved against the biological clock. Argentina undergoes a profound transformation in its family planning. According to data from the Ministry of Health of the Nation, in 2023, 460,902 births were recorded, representing a decrease of 48% compared to the year 2000. This fall is especially ma…
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Con La Gente NoticiasBuenos Aires, 20 March (NA) -- Argentina witnessed a sustained drop in its birth rate in the last decade and, according to data from the Ministry of Health of the Nation, in 2023, 460,902 live births were registered in the country, representing a decrease of 48 per cent compared to the year 2000, while this downward trend continues and is even more marked among adolescent mothers, whose fertility rate fell 64 per cent since 2005.
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