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Cerisa Obern

intern physician and doctoral student at the Department of Women's and Children's Health, Uppsala University.
Mikael Wallerstedt
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  • Our study shows that it may be that some women simply do not want to have children, says Cerisa Obern, intern physician and doctoral student at Uppsala university. Photo: Mikael Wallerstedt

    New study: Fewer women want to have children

    More and more young women are hesitant about having children. New research from Uppsala University shows that one in four are either unsure about or do not want to have children at all – a big increase compared to 2014, when only one in ten felt this way. The same study also shows that fewer are using condoms and that a large proportion perceived consent when sexual activity was initiated.