Economy Likely Kept US Birth Rates Down in 2008 to 2010
An AP report shows U.S. births dropped for the third straight year, with teens and women in their early 20s posting the steepest declines amid the recession. Cesarean rates also leveled off after years of rise, while premature births continued to fall.
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Oldest old rising fast as 90 plus numbers surge nationwide
Nearly 2 million Americans are 90 or older, about triple the count three decades ago. The census finds longer life spans bring more disability and poverty risks, with 90 plus expected to reach 8.7 million by midcentury. California Florida and Texas lead in numbers. North Dakota tops share of over-90 seniors. Public aging trends show more working older adults and shifting norms.
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