The Need for a Public Health Approach to Childbirth Rate: A Critical Study from Japan
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2. Matsubara Y, Ogino M, Saito H (2000). Re-source Collection on Sexual and Reproductive Human Rights Issues. Fuji Shuppan, Tokyo, pp.392-395.[in Japanese]
3. Aya H (2016). The science of population and birth control in post-war Japan. In: Science, Technology, and Medicine in the Mod-ern Japanese Empire. Eds, Wittner DG and Brown PC. 1st ed, Taylor & Francis: 227-243.
4. Richard WHR (2022). Coping with low fer-tility rates in OECD countries: the case of Japan. The Review of Economics and Busi-ness Management, 49(3): 3-11.
5. Ogawa N (2003). Japan’s changing fertility mechanisms and its policy responses. Journal of Population Research, 20: 89-106.
6. Hirosima K (2020). Considering the History of Post-war Population Policy in Japan. Journal of the Japan Society of Health and Welfare, 86 (5): 231-241.[in Japanese]
7. Kawakami T (1965). The changing system of pri-vate practice in modern Japanese medical science. Keiso Shobo, Tokyo, pp.372-375.[in Jap-anese]
8. Population and Food Problems Investiga-tion Committee (ed.) (1930). Population and Food Problems Investigation Committee: Explanation of the Population Division's Re-port, Population and Food Problems In-vestigation Committee, Tokyo, p.2.[in Japanese]
9. Takahiro N (2020). Countermeasures to Japan's declining birthrate: history, cur-rent situation and problems, Asian Edu-cation and Development Studies, 11(1): 141-158.
10. Oshio T (2008). The declining birthrate in Japan. Japan Economic Currents, 69: 1-9.
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Kim BJ, Kim K-L. The Need for a Public Health Approach to Childbirth Rate: A Critical Study from Japan. Iran J Public Health. 2024;53(12):2825-2827.
