Nadia G Diamond-Smith,Rutuja Patil,Dhiraj Agarwal et al.
Nadia G Diamond-Smith et al.
Women returning to their natal homes for pregnancy, delivery, and postpartum is common and understudied in South Asia, with important implications for maternal and newborn health policies, as well as data quality and interpretation. Using d...
Karen Benjamin Guzzo,Anna Belykh,Wendy Manning et al.
Karen Benjamin Guzzo et al.
Despite low U.S. fertility rates since the Great Recession, two-child norms remain pervasive, suggesting individuals are unable to achieve their goals. To understand what may be driving the apparent mismatch between goals and behavior, we f...
Addressing Abortion Underreporting in Surveys with the List Experiment: Lifetime and Five-Year Abortion Incidence with Multivariate Estimation of Socio-demographic Associations in two U.S. States [0.03%]
美国两州的多变量估计社会人口特征与五年及一生堕胎率的列表实验研究
Heide M Jackson,Michael S Rendall
Heide M Jackson
Limited data are available on the characteristics and outcomes both of people who have and who have not had an abortion. Administrative data sources contain information on aggregate abortion counts and some demographic characteristics descr...
Mortality Modeling of Partially Observed Cohorts Using Administrative Death Records [0.03%]
基于管理死亡记录的半观察群体的死亡率建模
Joshua R Goldstein,Maria Osborne,Serge Atherwood et al.
Joshua R Goldstein et al.
New advances in data linkage provide mortality researchers with access to administrative datasets with millions of mortality records and rich demographic covariates. Although these new datasets allow for high-resolution mortality research, ...
Lauren Gaydosh,Audrey Kelly,Iliya Gutin et al.
Lauren Gaydosh et al.
Working age (25-64) mortality in the US has been increasing for decades, driven in part by rising deaths due to drug overdose, as well as increases in suicide and alcohol-related mortality. These deaths have been hypothesized by some to be ...
Millennials as a Demographic Bridge to Diversity? Segregation and Diversity of Young Adult Neighborhoods [0.03%]
千禧一代能成为通向多元化的桥梁吗？青年成人居住隔离与多样性
Noli Brazil,Jennifer Candipan
Noli Brazil
As young adults, the Millennial generation emerged as the largest and most racially and ethnically diverse generation in U.S. history. These unique demographic characteristics, along with more progressive self-reported views on racial and e...
"The Impact of Demographic Change on Transfers of Care and Associated Well‑being" [0.03%]
"人口变化对护理转移及其相关福祉的影响"
Denys Dukhovnov,Joan M Ryan,Emilio Zagheni
Denys Dukhovnov
This study aims to evaluate the impact of demographic change on long-term, macro-level childcare and adult care transfers, accounting for the associated well-being effects of informal caregiving. We measure the impact of demographic change ...
Internal Migration: Understanding Parent-Child Differences in Educational Expectations [0.03%]
内部迁移：理解父母和子女在教育期望上的差异
Haoyang Zhang,Jennifer E Glick
Haoyang Zhang
Although educational expectations of parents and children are associated with educational investments and attainment, children and parent expectations do not always align. Previous research on parent-child discrepancies in educational expec...
Lee A Brady,Christopher A Julian,Wendy D Manning
Lee A Brady
State-level social policy and LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender) population concentration are key measures that are often used as indicators reflecting geographic social climate. Still, research has yet to investigate how they m...
Unequal Access to Primary Care Providers at the Intersection of Race/Ethnicity, Sexual Orientation, and Gender [0.03%]
种族、性取向和性别交叉口处初级保健提供者的不平等访问状况
Ning Hsieh,Deirdre Shires,Hui Liu et al.
Ning Hsieh et al.
Background: Not all U.S. populations have equal access to a primary care provider (PCP). This study presents one of the first population-based evidence of inequities in access to PCPs at the intersection of race/ethnicity...