Study Links iPhone Use to Declining Fertility

A new study suggests that iPhones could be contributing to declining fertility rates, prompting questions about their role as a 'new kind of birth control.' The research explores a potential link between smartphone use and reproductive health.

8 Jun, 19:46 — 8 Jun, 19:46

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A new kind of birth control: iPhones could be to blame for declining fertility, says study

The researchers say iPhone use reduces socializing, provides more access to information about contraception, and gives more access to pornography

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