Titlebook: New Approaches to Death in Cities during the Health Transition; Diego Ramiro Fari?as,Michel Oris Book 2016 Springer International Publishi

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Residential Mobility and Child Mortality in Early Twentieth Century Belfastat marriage, the number of those children who were still alive and the number who had died. With the help of the demographic techniques of indirect estimation, the answers to such questions can be made to yield estimates of infant and child mortality over the 15 or 20 years leading up to the census.

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Micro-Analysis of Mortality in Urban Areas. The Parish of Oliveira in Guimar?es, in Northern Portugah reconstitution, we have a demographical/genealogical database organized from nominative data of baptism, marriage and burial registers..By extending the research up to 1910, we aim to systematically follow the adult population born between the late 18th century and the early 19th century while at

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Infant and Early Childhood Mortality in a Context of Transitional Fertility: Geneva 1800–1900stering among families in nineteenth century Geneva. To do so, I first study the association between fertility behaviour and child mortality from a top-down perspective combining survival and sequence analysis. In a second step, I analyze the relationship from a bottom-up point of view using hazard

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A Slow Transition. Infant and Child Mortality Decline in a Sardinian Community: Alghero (1866–1935)of Alghero. For the first time in the urban Italian context we are able to analyse the role of socio-economic determinants and environmental conditions affecting infant and mortality for the cohorts born between 1866 and 1930.

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Estimating Area-Based Influences on Urban-Rural Inequalities in Health Outcomes: A Longitudinal Multof global rural-urban environments across regions and across continents has not been adequately considered in health studies, despite the comingled global, regional, national and sub-national influences on urban and rural differences in health over time and space. This study contributes to fill this

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Will Urban and Rural Mortality Converge in Africa?o average levels for the period. At the same time, urbanization developed rapidly from very low levels to about 40 % in recent years. Because of data availability, mortality changes are better documented for infants and children but they also affected young adults. In almost all countries for the 19

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Health Disparities on the Periphery of Ouagadougou008, the Ouagadougou Health and Demographic Surveillance System (Ouaga HDSS) has followed 80,000 people living in five neighbourhoods on the periphery of the city, half of them living in poor, informal settlements. This urban population faces a complex burden of disease: children under five die main

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are examples of problems that cannot be solved without understanding the nature of population forecasts and their uncertainty. Similarly, the accuracy of population estimates directly affects both the distributions of formula-based government allocations to sub-national units and the apportionment o