Author: Gilles Pison Three years after the first lockdown in March 2020, Gilles Pison reviews recent mortality trends in France, showing that excess deaths are linked not only to the COVID-19 pandemic but also to other events such as seasonal flu outbreaks and heatwaves. Examining the projections for the next half-century, he addresses two key questions: Why is life expectancy increasing ...
A new study published in Demographic Research by researchers from INED, the Université de Montréal, and INSERM enriches our knowledge on the question of human longevity. The authors’ analysis, based on French data from the International Database on Longevity (IDL) currently developed by INED, does not find a mortality “plateau” for human beings at extreme ages. In 2016, geneticists published an ...
Séminaire de l'unité de recherche Logement, inégalités spatiales et trajectoires [UR06]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u42MTUykMmM
Discutante : Svitlana Poniakina (ingénieure Ined, DataLab, service des enquêtes et des sondages) ; discutante : Elise Coudin ( Directrice au Centre d'épidémiologie sur les causes médicales des décès (CépiDC) Inserm)
Journée d’études des jeunes chercheurs de l’EUR GSST
Intervenante : Armelle Klein (Centre Population & Développement - CEPED, Inserm, Université de Paris) ; discutant : Roméo Fontaine (chercheur Ined, UR09 démographie économique)
Authors: Carole Bonnet (INED), Anne Solaz (INED) After a separation, the former partners’ standard of living declines, more so for women than for men. Carole Bonnet and Anne Solaz analyse the financial impact of separation on children, most of whom live with their mother after the breakup in France. In many cases, they experience a drop in living standards, with a ...
