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Why 1 in 2 Young Singaporeans Who Said ‘No Kids’ Now Say ‘Yes Please’: New Study

The inaugural survey found most respondents want children, but many lacked knowledge of fertility decline and egg production, researchers said.

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The survey has also uncovered significant fertility awareness gaps which need plugging early Read more at The Business Times.

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Why 1 in 2 young Singaporeans who said ‘no kids’ now say ‘yes please’: New study

The survey has also uncovered significant fertility awareness gaps which need plugging early Read more at The Business Times.

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fertility knowledge gap among young adults in singapore

A study finds most young adults in Singapore want children but lack fertility knowledge, highlighting the need for better fertility education and awareness. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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The Straits Times broke the news in Singapore, Singapore on Thursday, October 1, 2026.
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