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Chinese Students Are Being Offered Cash To Donate Semen In This Unique Contest
The contest organised by Henan Provincial Human Sperm Bank aims to find both the man with the highest sperm count and the most vigorous sperm.
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As China Tries To Boost Births, Its Fertility Rate Hits Record Low: Report
In a development that is likely to trouble Chinese authorities as they try to boost the country's declining number of new births, China's fertility rate is estimated to have dropped to a record low of 1.09 in 2022, a state-backed newspaper reported.
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Beijing To Cover Several Fertility Treatments For Couples From July
Beijing's government on Thursday announced that it would cover 16 types of assisted reproduction technology under the city's health care system from July 1, the latest move by authorities to boost China's flagging birth rate.
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China's New Policy To Increase Births As "Demographic Time-Bomb" Ticks
Beijing will include more than a dozen fertility services in a governmentbacked medical insurance scheme for the Chinese capital, state media reported on Monday, supporting those
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China's Three-Child Policy Unlikely To Boost Birthrate: Moody's
A new Chinese policy allowing couples to have up to three children could support fertility but was unlikely to dramatically change its birthrate, rating agency Moody's Investors Service said on Monday.
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Chinese Students Are Being Offered Cash To Donate Semen In This Unique Contest
The contest organised by Henan Provincial Human Sperm Bank aims to find both the man with the highest sperm count and the most vigorous sperm.
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As China Tries To Boost Births, Its Fertility Rate Hits Record Low: Report
In a development that is likely to trouble Chinese authorities as they try to boost the country's declining number of new births, China's fertility rate is estimated to have dropped to a record low of 1.09 in 2022, a state-backed newspaper reported.
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Beijing To Cover Several Fertility Treatments For Couples From July
Beijing's government on Thursday announced that it would cover 16 types of assisted reproduction technology under the city's health care system from July 1, the latest move by authorities to boost China's flagging birth rate.
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China's New Policy To Increase Births As "Demographic Time-Bomb" Ticks
Beijing will include more than a dozen fertility services in a governmentbacked medical insurance scheme for the Chinese capital, state media reported on Monday, supporting those
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China's Three-Child Policy Unlikely To Boost Birthrate: Moody's
A new Chinese policy allowing couples to have up to three children could support fertility but was unlikely to dramatically change its birthrate, rating agency Moody's Investors Service said on Monday.
