India's sex ratio at birth appears to be narrowing as son preference has weakened even though ultrasound use has risen

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August 18, 2022

1. Changes in son preference, ultrasound use and fertility

India’s sex ratio at birth appears to be narrowing as son preference has weakened even though ultrasound use has risen

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India’s sex ratio at birth appears to be narrowing as son preference has weakened even though ultrasound use has risen

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India’s sex ratio at birth appears to be narrowing as son preference has weakened even though ultrasound use has risen

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