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This could be attributed to the decline in fertility rates, and improved education and health services. Crisis. The report that addresses the ' ... read more (external link)

Guwahati, March 27: The Election Commission of India (ECI) team led by Chief Election Commissioner Rajiv Kumar on Monday held consultations with ... read more (external link)

The research team argues that other prominent population projections often underplay the importance of rapid economic development. read more (external link)

The projection is significantly lower than several prominent population estimates - including those of the United Nations. The researchers go further ... read more (external link)

The new projection is significantly lower than several prominent population estimates, including those of the United Nations. The researchers go ... read more (external link)

Patients and providers alike also do not believe that adherence to medication is a much of a problem in their population. The ability for health ... read more (external link)

Exploring two scenarios this century, researchers entail that investment into economic development, education, and health could help the global ... read more (external link)

Not only was a higher dietary magnesium intake found to improve brain health in the general population, women in particular benefitted. read more (external link)

Future population size, which new research suggests has been ... absent fertility-control policies, exponential population growth would outpace ... read more (external link)

Published today in Lancet Global Health, the first review found ... than 99 per cent of the global population, an increase of 10 countries since ... read more (external link)

MPs reject amendments to illegal migration bill – as it happened. Votes come as Labour says people will continue to risk lives to cross Channel ... read more (external link)

California, New York and Illinois had the greatest outmigration as a percent of all domestic migration. Growth in international migration helped to ... read more (external link)

Net migration ramped up 169% in 2022 from 2021, outpacing the yoy rise in births of 3%. Nevertheless, the higher birth rate in 2022 is noteworthy as ... read more (external link)

But some in the world's third-largest economy – which has long struggled with a falling fertility rate and an aging population – are skeptical the ... read more (external link)

Patients wanting to maintain health and avoid flare-ups were reported as key drivers for therapy. Conclusion: Pediatric patients in rural and ... read more (external link)

Dr. Anya Topiwala, of Oxford Population Health, part of the University of Oxford, UK, and lead study author. Telomere length linked to biological ... read more (external link)

... and territories that comprise more than 99% of the global population. IDU-related health harms are common, and people who inject drugs ... read more (external link)

The findings also suggest these genes spread so easily through a population that, regardless of your own health and habits, the number of ... read more (external link)

If located in urban centers where jobs and people are concentrated, ... Best of all, it will reverse the rural-to-urban migration. read more (external link)

The chairman of the Senate Committee on Health and Demography said the health sector "is an essential part of the country's development.". read more (external link)

Poverty rates are highest among demographic groups that are more likely to lack health care coverage—in particular, non-citizens (27%). read more (external link)

“In 2022, the reason behind Canada's record-high population growth was somewhat different, since international migration accounted for nearly all ... read more (external link)

Name: Merge with Demography and Save to Parquet; Source dataset: the “CustomerReviewAPI” dataset that was created earlier in the Azure Data Lake ... read more (external link)

According to a study prepared by the United Nations Population Fund, the fertility rate per woman in Egypt was 5.6 births in the 1970s before it ... read more (external link)

The non-profit organization welcomes an award-winning expert in population and development, reproductive health, family planning and HIV/AIDS. read more (external link)