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ABSTRACT
The COVID−19 pandemic and its social, economic, and health implications have generally reduced women’s fertility intentions in different countries. In this article, we aimed to review studies of the impact of COVID−19 infection on women’s fertility intentions and interventions to provide a theoretical basis and practical benchmark for the development of effective intervention strategies in China, which lifted its zero COVID system in early December 2022.
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Funding
The work was supported by the The National Social Science Fund Project ”Research on the Changes in Family Education Costs and the Release Effect of Fertility Potential under the” Double Reduction Policy” [22BRK036].