Paola Langer
@paolalanger.bsky.social
President’s postdoc @Princeton. Race, migration, health, politics.
www.paolalanger.com
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** Researchers using US Natality Data: Code to read & label restricted-access CDC natality data into Stata/R now includes 2019–2023 (in addition to 2010–18): florenciatorche.github.io/ReadNatality...
Please share—no need for us all to write the same code!
Thanks to @RussellSageFdn for funding
Please share—no need for us all to write the same code!
Thanks to @RussellSageFdn for funding
Reading Natality Data
florenciatorche.github.io
April 16, 2025 at 1:55 PM
** Researchers using US Natality Data: Code to read & label restricted-access CDC natality data into Stata/R now includes 2019–2023 (in addition to 2010–18): florenciatorche.github.io/ReadNatality...
Please share—no need for us all to write the same code!
Thanks to @RussellSageFdn for funding
Please share—no need for us all to write the same code!
Thanks to @RussellSageFdn for funding
Reposted by Paola Langer
Our two papers on abortion bans and fertility/infant mortality are now out.
In 14 states w/ abortion bans, fertility increased 1.7% and infant mortality increased 6%.
Key takeaway is that these impacts were disproportionately felt among those w/ greatest structural disadvantages.
Links below.
In 14 states w/ abortion bans, fertility increased 1.7% and infant mortality increased 6%.
Key takeaway is that these impacts were disproportionately felt among those w/ greatest structural disadvantages.
Links below.
🧵 US states that implemented abortion bans saw higher than expected infant mortality rates, with larger increases among Black infants and those in southern states, according to this analysis of US national vital statistics data from 2012–2023.
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February 13, 2025 at 5:31 PM
Our two papers on abortion bans and fertility/infant mortality are now out.
In 14 states w/ abortion bans, fertility increased 1.7% and infant mortality increased 6%.
Key takeaway is that these impacts were disproportionately felt among those w/ greatest structural disadvantages.
Links below.
In 14 states w/ abortion bans, fertility increased 1.7% and infant mortality increased 6%.
Key takeaway is that these impacts were disproportionately felt among those w/ greatest structural disadvantages.
Links below.
Reposted by Paola Langer
November 27, 2024 at 3:21 PM
Hi, I’m new here. I’m a postdoc at the Goldman School of Public Policy, UC Berkeley. I study how politics impacts population health and wellbeing with a focus on racial and immigrant groups. Check out my website paolalanger.com
Paola D. Langer
paolalanger.com
November 28, 2024 at 3:19 PM
Hi, I’m new here. I’m a postdoc at the Goldman School of Public Policy, UC Berkeley. I study how politics impacts population health and wellbeing with a focus on racial and immigrant groups. Check out my website paolalanger.com