LMLois M. Collins

1. Article · Aug 13, 2026 · Lois M. Collins

   Study: OJ daily changes genes for better — and FDA rule may lower prices (opens the original)

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   Orange juice has fallen on semi-hard times recently, with weather- and disease-caused crop reductions, a significant drop in U.S. consumption and the pressure of inflation on household budgets, all amid a regulatory makeover by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Florida Citrus reports that orange juice consumption has dropped by about half in the last 20 years. Causes cited include higher prices, crop damage and concerns over sugar content. But folks who have stopped regularly drinking this

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2. Article · Jul 10, 2026 · Lois M. Collins

   Peers, family-friendly celebrities play role in fertility decisions as birth rate continues to slide (opens the original)

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   America’s long birth rate decline continues and a new report from the Institute for Family Studies predicts trouble ahead, noting the U.S. is “now in its third historic period of extended below-replacement-rate fertility.” “U.S. population growth has abruptly slowed down in recent years, driven in large part by fertility rates collapsing to record lows,” per the report, “The Demographic Dead End: 2026 State of Fertility.” “If fertility rates continue their recent decline, U.S. po

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