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MrSeahorse's avatar

I work at a hospital in so cal. I have noticed births stating March 2022 through now drop compared to all comparable months 2019-2021, about 20%. Of course it could be for other reasons like an OB doc leaving etc. but awfully suspicious how the start of the drop lines up to about 9 months after June 2021, when many younger (child creating age) adults started receiving the vaccine.

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jan van ruth's avatar

i wonder how the drop in fertility works out if you divide the population into groups that traditionally have more children and those that have fewer children.

or in other words, the immigrants and the legacy brits.

i seem to have read that vaccination uptake in the group with the highest birth rates is substantially lower than average.

so it might just be that the 14 % is misleading as it mostly concerns the group that traditionally has fewer children.

so it could be that in the most vaccinated group the decline is far more than 14%.

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