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Study Links iPhone Arrival to Falling U.S. Fertility Rates

Original: Sexual Hang-ups? Arrival of iPhone May Have Helped Tank U.S. Fertility Rates

The AIDS Healthcare Foundation is promoting the argument that the launch of the iPhone may have contributed to the decline in U.S. fertility rates, suggesting smartphones changed sexual behavior and intimacy. The claim ties the timing of the 2007 iPhone release to subsequent drops in birth rates, framing technology use as a possible factor in Americans' sexual hang-ups and reduced childbearing.

Why now: The provocative link between smartphone adoption and declining birth rates invites debate about technology's role in changing intimate life.

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