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Reproductive readiness predicts a woman’s non-use of contraception in the postpartum months in U.S.
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Michael S. Rendall and Monica L. Caudillo examine reproductive readiness in U.S. Women’s Postpartum Non-Use of Contraception
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Trends in stratification of pre-marital childbirth
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Kirsten Stoebenau and Sangeetha Madhavan examine impact of economic inequality through NICHD R03
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Empirical evidence on the unintended consequences of the one-child policy in terms of child trafficking in China
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Implementation of the one-child policy and deep-rooted cultural preference for boys have together significantly increased both child abandonment and child abduction in China
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Advanced School Progression Relative to Age and Early Family Formation in Mexico
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Mónica Caudillo Demography article re-examines education outcomes in light of advanced school progression by age
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Boudreaux examines men's life expectancy in cities
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Demography paper with External Affiliate Andrew Fenelon finds "remarkable increases"
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The Impact of Work Requirements on Program Participation and Labor Supply
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Mary Zaki and her colleagues published a working paper analyzing the effects of work requirements on SNAP participation, beneficiary composition, and labor supply
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Public Health Researchers Win Data Contract to Study LGBTQ Health Disparities
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Access to new dataset opens up research opportunities
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Climate change is not a simplistic comparison of apartheid but entails global cooperation to deal with it
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Alok Bhargava responds to Desmond Tutu's Comparison of Climate Change as Developed Countries' "Climate Apartheid" On the Poor
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Developing population health scientists: Findings from an evaluation of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Health & Society Scholars Program
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HIGHLIGHTS: RWJF Health & Society Scholars (HSS) program outcomes evaluated. HSS alumni have higher scholarly productivity and impact than control group. HSS alumni are more engaged in population health research than controls. HSS alumni and controls are similar on other outcome measures. Training programs can be evaluated with adequate attention to selection bias.
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Dynamism diminished: The role of housing markets and credit conditions
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John Haltiwanger looks at the effect of housing market shocks on young businesses and start-ups
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