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The Post and Courier 8/17/2020- How the 2020 coronavirus pandemic could decimate the birth rate in SC and the US

Risk Center Staff · August 17, 2020 ·

COVID-19’s impact has been expansive. One impact that some experts are concerned about is how the coronavirus will affect the birth rate. During economic downturns and pandemics, birth rates decline says Dr. Robert Hartwig. “What we’ve not experienced previously, at least not in this country, is the two occurring simultaneously,” Hartwig said. “There’s an expectation that overall across the United States we will see between 300,000 and 500,000 fewer births in 2021.” Read the entire article here.

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