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South Korea has the world's lowest birth rate, but fertility clinics are booming
SOUTH KOREA, JUL 11 – Fertility clinics in South Korea have grown nearly 50% since 2018 as government subsidies rise and social pressures delay family planning, experts say.
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In The Country With The World's Lowest Birth Rate, Fertility Clinics Are Booming
Despite the financial and cultural pressures she faced while undergoing IVF in South Korea, Jang Sae-ryeon still dreams of having children When she started in vitro fertilisation (IVF) last November, Kim Mi-ae knew it would be a gruelling test of patience – something she had already endured when she conceived her first child three years ago.…The post In The Country With The World’s Lowest Birth Rate, Fertility Clinics Are Booming appeared first …
Last year, one in six babies in Seoul, South Korea, was born with the help of assisted reproduction.
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