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Births have fallen dramatically in many states during the coronavirus outbreak, according to an Associated Press analysis of preliminary data from half the country.
ASSOCIATED PRESS 63 In this Monday, April 13, 2020, photo, a couple walks alone in a Kansas City, Mo., park at sunset as stay-at-home orders continue in much of the country in an effort to stem the spread of the new coronavirus. When most of the U.S. went into lockdown in 2020, some speculated that confining couples to their homes with little to entertain themselves would lead to a lot of baby-making. But the statistics suggest the opposite happened. Associated Press NEW YORK – Births have fallen dramatically in many states during the coronavirus outbreak, according to an Associated Press a...
Mike Stobbe FILE - In this Monday, April 13, 2020 file photo, a couple walks alone in a Kansas City, Mo., park at sunset as stay-at-home orders continue in much of the country in an effort to stem the spread of the new coronavirus. When most of the U.S. went into lockdown in 2020, some speculated that confining couples to their homes with little to entertain themselves would lead to a lot of baby-making. But the statistics suggest the opposite happened. (AP Photo/Charlie Riedel) April 28, 2021 - 10:28 AM NEW YORK - When most of the U.S. went into lockdown over a ye...
AP analysis: The expected COVID baby boom may be a baby bust By MIKE STOBBE Associated Press April 28, 2021 — 9:28am Text size Copy shortlink: NEW YORK — When most of the U.S. went into lockdown over a year ago, some speculated that confining couples to their homes — with little to entertain them beyond Netf...
NEW YORK (AP) — When most of the U.S. went into lockdown over a year ago, some...