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En 2020, après des années de débats et suite à la crise sanitaire de la Covid-19, une cinquième branche de la sécurité sociale dédiée à l’autonomie est mise en place. Cette création est censée permettre aux pouvoirs publics de répondre aux nombreux défis que pose aujourd’hui, et encore plus demain en raison de l’arrivée des générations du Baby-Boom aux âges ...
Fifty years after the Veil Act, INED reviews how abortion practices and rates have evolved over the last half century
Authors: Justine Chaput (INED, Université Paris 1, HED), Elodie Baril (INED), Magali Mazuy (INED) For the 50th anniversary of the Veil Act, the French Institute for Demographic Studies (INED) has published an article in Population & Societies describing how access to abortion and abortion practices have evolved in France. It analyses key developments in modes of access to elective abortion, reveals ...
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Menstrual health plays a crucial role in advancing the human rights of girls, women, transgender boys/men, and other gender minorities who menstruate (i.e., people who menstruate), as well as in achieving gender equality and other Sustainable Development Goals. CROSS-MINDS is a cross-country exploratory comparative study in France and Portugal to identify key menstrual health indicators through a participatory approach with ...
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Violeta Alarcão, sociologist. PhD in Sociology from Iscte-University Institute of Lisbon. She was a researcher at the Institute of Preventive Medicine and Public Health of the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Lisbon (FMUL) from 2004 to 2019, where she participated and was responsible for several projects in epidemiology and public health. Currently, she continues to collaborate as a ...
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Dans cette étude, nous voulons discuter de la santé menstruelle et répondre à cette question, et à bien d'autres !
Living past age 105: When the improbable becomes reality
There are 31,000 centenarians in France in 2024, 30 times more than half a century ago. How many will reach age 105 or 110? Why are almost all supercentenarians women? And why are there so many on the French Caribbean islands of Guadeloupe and Martinique? The authors draw a statistical and geographical portrait of these exceptionally long-lived people. Until the mid-20th ...
Integration and Insularity: The Diversity of Chinese Immigrants in France
Authors: Isabelle Attané (Ined) and Giovanna Merli (Sanford School of Public Policy et Duke Population Research Institute, Duke University) While immigration flows from China are lower today than in the last decades of the 20th century, France still has Europe’s 5th largest Chinese immigrant population. Using data from the first quantitative survey of immigrants born in China and living in the ...
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 ...