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One child is better than none, says study on preferences - Vimarsana News

One child is better than none, says study on preferences

A new study has found that citizens prefer having one child to not having any.

Singaporeans prefer to have just one child, instead of being childless: Study - Vimarsana News

Singaporeans prefer to have just one child, instead of being childless: Study

More than 22,000 people were polled in study of eight countries on their family ideals. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Singaporeans prefer to have just one child, instead of being childless, says study - Vimarsana News

Singaporeans prefer to have just one child, instead of being childless, says study

A new study has found that Singaporeans prefer having one child to not having any.

AI technology 'could have identified Wayne Couzens as a rogue cop' before he killed Sarah Everard - Vimarsana News

AI technology 'could have identified Wayne Couzens as a rogue cop' before he killed Sarah Everard

Professor Karen Yeung, of the University of Birmingham, said that AI programmes exist now that would can weed out 'rogue individuals', including in police forces.

Births hit decade low as deaths climb to historic peak - Vimarsana News

Births hit decade low as deaths climb to historic peak

The number of babies born here fell to a 10-year low last year, while total deaths were the highest in almost a century. The recession and massive uncertainties due to the Covid-19 pandemic may be leading some couples to put off expanding their families, experts say, even though most newborns last year were conceived before the pandemic. The double whammy of falling births and steadily rising deaths due to an ageing population has serious implications for society, from slower economic growth to fewer people supporting seniors. Last year, 38,705 babies were born, a 1.5% dip from the 39,279 bor...