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Effet des inégalités socio-économiques sur les infections respiratoires des enfants, Demetris Avraam, Université de Liverpool
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Comprendre l’accès aux soins à 5 ans des enfants en situation de précarité et de trouble du neurodéveloppement, Elisa Herman, MRIE/Centre Max Weber, Lyon
Population and development in the overseas territories of Europe
Population and Societies
, 2009
The outermost regions of the European Union have con-trasting demographic situations. Although fertility is low in the Atlantic outermost regions (1.2 children per woman on average in the Canaries) and in Martinique (1.9), and the rate of natural increase ...
Human fecundity: situation and outlook
Population and Societies
, 2010
The probability that a woman having unprotected sexual intercourse will conceive over an ovulation cycle, also known as fecundability, is no more than 20-25% on average. A couple with "normal" fecundity generally takes several months to achieve a pregnancy. This ...
No English please! Survey on the languages used for research and teaching in France
Population and Societies
, 2013
A survey of public-sector researchers and academics shows that English is used almost exclusively as the international language of dialogue in the hard sciences, and is also well-established in the humanities and social sciences. English is also the language of ...
The population of France in 2007
Population and Societies
, 2008
The population of metropolitan France (mainland and Corsica), which stood at 61.9 million on 1 January 2008, grew by 0.5% in 2007. The surplus of births over deaths accounts for four-fifths of this increase, and net migration, i.e. the difference ...
Sexual and reproductive rights 30 years after the Cairo Conference on Population and Development
Population and Societies
, 2024
Thirty years ago, in 1994, the International Conference on Population and Development in Cairo recognized sexual and reproductive rights. Since then, major progress has been made in terms of contraception, maternal health, fertility treatments, and the screening and treatment of ...
Stillbirths in France: Over half of women go on to have another child
Population and Societies
, 2024
In 1993, France introduced a distinction between a baby born alive who subsequently dies, and a stillborn infant (enfant sans vie, literally ‘lifeless child’). Since then, the definition of a stillbirth, based on the concept of viability, has increasingly expanded, ...
30 years on from the ICPD:
The state of sexual and reproductive rights around the world
Authors: Valentine Becquet (INED), Mireille Le Guen (UCLouvain), Céline Miani (INED–University of Bielefeld), Virginie Rozée (INED), Heini Väisänen (INED) September 2024 sees the 30th anniversary of the International Conference on Population and Development (ICPD) held in Cairo in 1994, a landmark moment in the recognition of sexual and reproductive rights as fundamental human rights. To mark this occasion, an all-female team ...
LGBTQ+ Couples in the US: New Evidence and Research Opportunities in the National Couples Health and Time Study
Intervenante : Claire Kamp Dush (professeure de sociologie et directrice de Development Core at the Minnesota Population Center - University of Minnesota Twin Cities) ; discutant.e : à venir