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European Actuarial Journal, 2011
Worldwide demographic changes and their implications for governments, corporations, and individuals have been in the focus of public interest for quite some time due to the fiscal risk related to adequate retirement benefits. Through a more detailed analysis of mortality data an additional type of risk can be identified: differences in mortality ...
MacMinn, Richard, Weber, Frederik
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Patterns of Crime in a Birth Cohort

Multivariate Behavioral Research, 1983
Most attempts at developing typologies of criminal behavior have not involved empirical research. This paper describes an exploratory empirical approach to identifying patterns in criminal behavior. Two data-reduction techniques, factor analysis and cluster analysis, are applied to the official arrest records of a Danish birth cohort of 28,879 men ...
L M, Collins, N, Cliff, R A, Cudeck, D J, McCormik, J L, Zatkin   +4 more
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Births and cohort size

Social Biology, 1991
Ahlburg (1983, 1986) tested a simple version of Easterlin's relative-cohort-size model of fertility on the basis of U.S. and Canadian post-war data. His conclusion was that the Easterlin model fits the data very well and can therefore be used for calculating forecasts. However, the model he estimated is oversimplified.
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An Ethiopian birth cohort study

Paediatric and Perinatal Epidemiology, 1996
Summary. A one‐year birth cohort was studied in Jimma town, South West Ethiopia, in 1992‐93. We report here on the design and on the methods used in the study and describe the principal health outcomes. Infants were visited bimonthly until their first birthday.
M, Asefa, R, Drewett, J, Hewison
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The Norwegian national birth cohort

International Journal of Risk and Safety in Medicine, 1997
In order to maximise the utility of the combined Norwegian and Danish data in pooled analyses, data collection is made as similar as possible given the different national settings. The main difference is that exposure data are being collected by a mailed questionnaire in Norway.
R T, Lie, L, Irgens
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Cohort Profile: The Shanghai Sleep Birth Cohort Study

Paediatric and Perinatal Epidemiology, 2020
AbstractBackgroundSleep disturbances in women occur frequently throughout pregnancy. Previous studies have demonstrated that the increasing incidence of physiological and psychological illness is concurrent with increasing sleep deprivation and poor sleep quality in adults and children.ObjectivesThe Shanghai Sleep Birth Cohort Study (SSBCS) was ...
Jianfei Lin, Wanqi Sun, Yuanjin Song, Shumei Dong, Qingmin Lin, Yujiao Deng, Min Meng, Qi Zhu, Yanrui Jiang, Guanghai Wang, Shilu Tong, Shijian Liu, Hao Mei, Fan Jiang   +13 more
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Suicide Risk by Birth Cohort

Suicide and Life-Threatening Behavior, 1984
ABSTRACT: An analysis of the suicide rates of successive birth cohorts in the USA indicated that male birth cohorts were characterized by a given suicide rate (low, average or high) throughout their life. In contrast, female birth cohorts varied during their life, with those having a higher suicide rate early in their life having a lower one twenty ...
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Cohort Profile: The Jiangsu Birth Cohort

International Journal of Epidemiology, 2023
Jiangbo Du, Yuan Lin, Yankai Xia, Hongxia Ma, Yangqian Jiang, Chuncheng Lu, Wei Wu, Minjian Chen, Yang Zhao, Juncheng Dai, Guangfu Jin, Jiayin Liu, Jiahao Sha, Hongbing Shen, Zhibin Hu, Jørn Olsen, Brenda Eskenazi, Stephanie J London, Jun Zhang, Cuilin Zhang, Hongbing Shen, Zhibin Hu, Jiahao Sha, Jiayin Liu, Yankai Xia, Feng Chen, Guangfu Jin, Hongxia Ma, Yuan Lin, Jiangbo Du, Feiyang Diao, Yang Zhao, Di Wu, Wei Wu, Chuncheng Lu, Wei Wu, Di Wu, Minjian Chen, Xiumei Han, Bo Xu, Kun Zhou, Rong Shen, Xuemei Jia, Zhengfeng Xu, Xiufeng Ling, Meiling Tong, Xia Chi, Ting Chen, Zhiliang Ding, Hong Li, Qingxia Meng, Kan Ye, Liping Zhu, Boxian Huang, Yanan Wang, Xiaoyan Wang, Zhonghua Shi, Bin Yu, Li Chen, Lingmin Hu, Haiting Hu, Gang Pei, Qi Zhou, Enkui Duan, Hefeng Huang, Zijiang Chen, Jiong Li   +66 more
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[Criminality in a birth cohort].

Quaderni di criminologia clinica, 1976
Beginning with a group of approximately 10,000 boys born in 1945 who lived in Philadelphia from at least ages ten through seventeen, the Center for Studies in Criminology and Criminal Law, University of Pennsylvania has engaged in a longitudinal analysis of the delinquency of the birth cohort.
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