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NEW YORK U.S. births continued to fall last year, leading to the fewest number of newborns in 35 years. The CDC found the number of births fell about 1% from 2018, to about 3.7 million. Birth rates continued to fall for teen moms and for women in their 20s. Aside from a one-year uptick in 2014, U.S. births have been falling every year since 2007, when a recession hit the country. It's unclear what will happen to births this year, said Brady Hamilton, the CDC report's lead author.