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Hofferth, Sayer lead Time Use Data for Health and Well Being
R01 provides five years of funding to continue development of the IPUMS-Time Use tool
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MacDorman co-authors midwifery outcomes research
Midwifery linked to better birth outcomes in state-by-state "report card"
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Sayer, Pepin research challenges single-mother time poverty
Demography article reports finding that married mothers did more housework and slept less than never-married and divorced mothers, counter to expectations of the time poverty thesis
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Steinberg examines role of depression in unintended pregnancy
University of Maryland Tier One grant funds research
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Early Home Experiences of Young Latino Boys
Why research on low-income Latino children really matters
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Methodological Issues in Maternal Mortality Research
NICHD R21 project seeks to clarify maternal mortality records
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Abraham and Kearney examine secular decline in US employment over the past two decades
Robots and offshoring seen as important factors in decline of employment rates
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Cabrera on Mothers’ and Fathers’ Playfulness
Playfulness is associated with children's emotion regulation and vocabulary skills
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SPH Study Explores Maternal Experience of IPV in Young Children in Tanzania
Natalie Slopen and colleagues published a new study exploring the health implications of intimate partner violence on children
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More Women Opting to Give Birth Outside of a Hospital
Data shows rate of births at home and in birth centers reaches highest level in 30 years; demand may actually be greater
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