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A study suggests that the iPhone may be responsible for a significant portion of the decline in U.S. birth rates since its launch in 2007. The research indicates changes in social interactions and increased access to pornography as contributing factors. The general fertility rate among women aged 15-44 has decreased by 22% since 2007.
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A study suggests that the iPhone may be responsible for a significant portion of the decline in U.S. birth rates since its launch in 2007. The research indicates changes in social interactions and increased access to pornography as contributing factors. The general fertility rate among women aged 15-44 has decreased by 22% since 2007.
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