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What determines gender inequalities in social capital in Ukraine?

SSM: Population Health, 2019
Background: Social capital is a social determinant of health that has an impact on equity and well-being. It may be unequally distributed among any population.
K. Karhina, M. Eriksson, M. Ghazinour, N. Ng   +3 more
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What was Killing Babies in Sundsvall? A Study of Infant Mortality Patterns Using Individual Level Cause of Death Data, 1860–1892

Historical Life Course Studies
In this report, we analyse infant mortality in Sundsvall 1860–1892. The focus is on the pattern and development of causes of death with separate analyses of neonatal and post-neonatal mortality.
Maria Hiltunen Maltesdotter, Sören Edvinsson   +1 more
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Demographics of the female population aged 50 years and older in Germany’s north east region – Selected aspects [PDF]

Journal of Health Monitoring, 2020
Considerable demographic differences characterise the Berlin, Brandenburg and Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania region (the north east region), for example, regarding settlement patterns and age structures.
Enno Nowossadeck, Franziska Prütz, Martin Thißen   +2 more
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Ageing, demographics, and heart failure [PDF]

European Heart Journal Supplements, 2019
Abstract Heart failure (HF) is a complex clinical syndrome resulting from structural or functional cardiac disorders. In the developed world, HF is primarily a disorder of the elderly. It is one that is accompanied by many non-cardiac comorbidities that affect treatments given, the patient’s response and treatment tolerance and outcomes.
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Agents of Change. The Evolution of Cause of Death Reporting in Sweden (1749–1950)

Historical Life Course Studies
Sweden has a long-standing tradition of recording causes of death, dating back to the establishment of Tabellverket, in 1749. At that time, parish ministers were responsible for documenting causes of death in parish registers and compiling related ...
Maria Hiltunen Maltesdotter, Sören Edvinsson   +1 more
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DIMENSIONS OF POPULATION AGEING IN ROMANIA

Agricultura, 2017
This paper aims to define the concept of demographic ageing and to present the situation of demographic ageing in Romania. The complexity of this reality called "ageing" is reflected in the diversity of definitions and concepts that exist.
Mihai Cucerzan
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Determinants of ageing in Romania. Evidence from regional-level panel analysis [PDF]

CES Working Papers, 2021
At different stages, all countries of the world are going through the demographic ageing process, with the most diverse economic and social implications.
Dănuț-Vasile JEMNA, Mihaela DAVID
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Health, community and development : towards a social psychology of participation [PDF]

, 2000
Population ageing is one of the major contemporary issues facing societies across the world. Originally framed as a major social and economic challenge, demographic ageing is now beginning to be seen as offering huge potential to individuals as well as ...
Bernard, Brown, Buffel, Campbell, Cheng, Cong, Cotten, Emlet, Flick, Golant, Guo, Hoffman, Hosegood, Howarth, Keating, Kirkby-Geddes, Knodel, Lehning, Li, Lui, Lui, Martinson, McCall, Means, Menec, Nelson, Phillipson, Raymond, Roos, Roos, Scharf, Scharlach, Stephens, Sum, Tang, Vasunilashorn, Wahl, Walsh, Warburton, Warburton, Warburton, Wiles, World Health Organization (WHO), World Health Organization (WHO)   +43 more
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Long-term health outcomes from inbreeding in a historical Swedish population: longevity, fertility, and impairments

Annals of Human Biology
Background Inbreeding, arising from consanguinity between related parents, has been observed to impact the health of individuals, typically attributed to biological factors.
Erling Häggström Gunfridsson, Lotta Vikström   +1 more
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Fertility, Living Arrangements, Care and Mobility [PDF]

, 2009
There are four main interconnecting themes around which the contributions in this book are based. This introductory chapter aims to establish the broad context for the chapters that follow by discussing each of the themes.
A. Berrington, A. Coyle, A. Goodman, A. Harden, A. J. Giddens, A. Mastekaasa, A. Sarkadi, A. Thornton, A. Thornton, A.C. Liefbroer, A.C. Zimmermann, A.G. Champion, A.M. Berrington, C. Dustmann, C. Osborne, C. Phillipson, C. Power, C.M. Gibson-Davis, C.M.K. Dush, C.T. Kenney, D. Bradley, D. Kapur, D. Manting, D. Massey, D. Vaus De, D.J. Eggebeen, D.J. Kaa Van de, E.L. Lehrer, F. Williams, G. Allan, G. Binstock, G. J. Duncan, G. Therborn, H. Joshi, H. Joshi, J. A. Seltzer, J. Eekelaar, J. Elliott, J. Ermisch, J. Gillis, J. Haskey, J. Jefferies, J. Knab, J. Lewis, J. Lewis, J. Lewis, J. Mahay, J. Scott, J. Stillwell, J.A. Seltzer, J.A. Seltzer, J.E. Darroch, J.H. Pleck, J.M. Reed, K. Kiernan, K. Kiernan, K. Marcussen, K. Musick, K. Tamas, K.B. Guzzo, L. Buckner, L. Hadfield, L. Jamieson, L. Stafford, L.L. Bumpass, M. Collyer, M. Flood, M. Frost, M. Imamura, M. MacLean, M. Murphy, M. Wagner, M.-J. Gonzalez, M.E. Edwards, M.E. Greene, M.G. Coombes, M.P.C. Alders, M.S. Rendall, M.S. Rendall, M.S. Rendall, N.R. White, N.T. Lauster, P. Fischer, P. Heuveline, P. J. Smock, P. J. Smock, P. Levitt, P. Rossi, P.M. Graaf De, P.M. Morgan, R. Appleyard, R. Flowerdew, R. Holzmann, R. Lampard, R. Lesthaeghe, R. Lesthaeghe, R. Lesthaeghe, R. Probert, R. Skeldon, R.K. Raley, S. Coontz, S. Dex, S. Sassler, S. Smallwood, S. Yeandle, S. Yeandle, S. Yeandle, S.S. Hall, Social Exclusion Unit, V. Bengston, V. Elizabeth, V. J. Hotz, V.K. Oppenheimer, W. G. Axinn, W.D. Manning, W.D. Manning   +115 more
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