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Published on: 02/14/2026 - 00:33

1.56 is the number of children per woman in France in 2025. It has never been so low since the end of the First World War, so much so that the authorities are on alert. A parliamentary report was released this week on the subject. He proposes a “revolution” in family policy in order to encourage the French to have babies… We talk about it with Professor Samir Hamamah, he is a gynecologist and author of the first national fertility plan.

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