Sweden’s Birth Rates Hit 20-Year Low Amid Rising Maternal Age and Health Concerns
Sweden’s birth rate declined to a 20-year low in 2024 as average maternal age rises and health risks mount.
Sweden’s birth rate declined to a 20-year low in 2024 as average maternal age rises and health risks mount.
Sweden’s 2024 birth statistics reveal the lowest birth rate since 2003 with first-time mothers averaging over 30 years and rising maternal health risks linked to overweight and age.
Research from Skövde University shows digital technology reduces loneliness among elderly Swedes, supported by new dementia care enhancements in Sundsvall.
Politicians in Söderhamn debate school and preschool closures amid significant population decline.
A new report highlights that younger and older age groups in Sweden face similar challenges with digital technology.
Sweden sees a rise in eligible voters for the 2026 elections, with significant demographic insights.
A critical look at age representation disparities in Swedish democracy.