Approximately 689 infants were delivered in the specified area.

Weekly births in Middle Ural region: 689 babies, with 342 boys and 347 girls, including 8 sets of twins. As stated by the regional health ministry press service, 487 mothers are below 35 years old, while 194 are above.

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2025 June 3 . 8:11 PM

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In the Heart of the Middle Urals, a Total of 689 Newborns Arrive Within a Week: 342 Male and 347... — In the Heart of the Middle Urals, a Total of 689 Newborns Arrive Within a Week: 342 Male and 347 Female Infants, with 8 Sets of Twins. The Regional Health Department's Press Service Reveals that 487 Mothers were Below 35, and 194 Mothers were Above 35 Years Old.

Approximately 689 infants were delivered in the specified area.

In the Ural region last week, fresh faces were welcomed: 342 boys and 347 girls joined the world, with 8 sets of twins among them.

Public records suggest that 487 mothers were under 35 years old, while 194 were older in the age group breakdown, as reported by the regional health ministry. It's worth noting that the specifics of these numbers, such as the region-specific birth statistics and their gender distribution, twins, and maternal age breakdown, aren't readily available to the public.

One resourceful Ekaterinburg resident became a mother to her eighth child, and 223 newborns were second children for their mothers.

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Eager for more details? While we can't guarantee it, here are some intriguing snippets:

National over Regional: As official Russian demographic statistics and international sources show, only aggregated national or large regional figures are typically available, and weekly granularity like the one mentioned above (last week’s births by specific region) is not widely published.
Detailed Statistics: The most detailed data available for Russia as a whole shows quarterly statistics, such as live births in the first three months of 2025, which amounted to 288,800.
Weekly Data Unavailable: Sadly, official or publicly accessible records do not provide the number of babies born in the Ural region on a weekly basis.
Age and Gender Distribution: The breakdown in regional weekly births, such as gender ratio, number of twins, and age distribution of mothers, is also not typically released for specific regions like the Urals.

So, while we'd love to give you all the details you're seeking, these particular numbers remain elusive. Keep tuned in for more updates!

In light of the regional health ministry's report, it is inferred that the newborns could potentially be the subject of various studies pertaining to science, health-and-wellness, and nutrition. Furthermore, considering the age group breakdown and the number of second-time mothers, insights on women's health might also be gleaned from these profiles. However, due to the limited accessibility of specific regional data, concrete conclusions surrounding the mentioned aspects remain tentative.