Israel birth rate
Israel in numbers: National population hits 10.305m., new CBS data shows ahead of Rosh Hashanah
Israel added some 124,000 residents over the past year, while emigration remained higher than immigration, according to new CBS data.
What's in a name? Population Authority shares most popular baby names ahead of Rosh Hashanah
Israel might be on verge of burial crisis with cemeteries struggling for burial space
Birth rates: Why are Israel's rising while numbers drop in the West?
Israeli government to fund up to 1/3 of Birthright Israel Excel program
Since 2000, Birthright has provided free trips to more than 500,000 Jewish young adults aged 18-26.
Will too many Israeli children lead to demographic disaster?
An Israeli academic claims the country faces problems if it keeps having too many children.
From 10-days to 10-weeks, Birthright launches its own accelerator
Like its more famous counterpart, which offers free 10-day trips to young Jews, Birthright Excel Ventures aims to strengthen ties between Jewish Americans and Israel.
Soroka study: IVF treatment does not increase long-term cardiovascular risk for women
Whether fertility treatments can cause long-term harm to the mothers’ health – from increased risk of cancer to heart attacks and stroke -- is under dispute in the medial literature.
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Israel has lowest C-section rate in OECD
Women’s health ‘discriminated against,’ says report.
The ecstasy and the agony
Advice for an expecting mother and an unsatisfied patient.
It’s a boy!
Israel is mega-advanced in matters medical; it’s always amazing.
Cast Lead Operation study shows premature delivery and cesareans more common during conflict
The prevalence of premature births was twice as high during Cast Lead as during quieter periods.
