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期刊名:Biodemography and social biology

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ISSN:1948-5565

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Benjamin W Domingue,Robbee Wedow,Dalton Conley et al. Benjamin W Domingue et al.
An increasing number of studies that are widely used in the demographic research community have collected genome-wide data from their respondents. It is therefore important that demographers have a proper understanding of some of the method...
Kitae Sohn Kitae Sohn
Discrepancies between self-reported and measured hypertension pose a great risk to health because they prevent timely treatment. Analyzing the Indonesian Family Life Survey, we compared self-reported and measured hypertension to assess the ...
Laura B Samuelsson,Martica H Hall,Shakir McLean et al. Laura B Samuelsson et al.
Dried blood spot (DBS) methodology offers significant advantages over venipuncture in studies of vulnerable populations or large-scale studies, including reduced participant burden and higher response rates. Uncertainty about the validity o...
Karen Sugden,Andrea Danese,Idan Shalev et al. Karen Sugden et al.
Routine incorporation of blood-based biomarker measurements in population studies has been hampered by challenges in obtaining samples suitable for biomarker assessment outside of laboratory settings. Here, we assessed the suitability of ve...
Siddharth Chandra,Yan-Liang Yu Siddharth Chandra
The impact of the 1918 influenza pandemic on human fertility has been subject to significant scholarly debate. The current study characterizes the inter-temporal association between excess deaths during the pandemic and the subsequent birth...
Tim B Heaton Tim B Heaton
This research tests the hypothesis that change over time in women's status leads to improvements in their children's health. Specifically, we examine whether change in resources and empowerment in mother's roles as biological mothers, careg...
A Goisis A Goisis
Childbearing has been increasingly delayed in Western countries. As older mothers are likely to be advantaged over their younger counterparts, the demographic literature has tended to view this demographic trend as potentially beneficial fo...
Audrey M Dorélien Audrey M Dorélien
Birth month is broadly predictive of both under-5 mortality rates and stunting throughout most of sub-Saharan Africa (SSA). Observed factors, such as mother's age at birth and educational status, are correlated with birth month but are not ...
Bhashkar Mazumder,Zachary Seeskin Bhashkar Mazumder
A growing body of literature has shown that environmental exposures in the period around conception can affect the sex ratio at birth through selective attrition that favors the survival of female conceptuses. Glucose availability is consid...