Abstract This paper investigates whether the British pattern of an early transition from school to work persists. We apply sequence analysis data Household Panel Survey and U.K. Longitudinal Study study how education employment trajectories young adults born in 1974–1990 differ by 5‐year birth cohort, gender, socioeconomic background. The distinctive is still prevalent, although have become more complex precarious with increase part‐time prolonged stays among youngest cohorts. Occupational...

Abstract This paper examines spatial mobility of young adults in England and Wales the 1990s 2000s. We investigate short‐ long‐distance moves people by cohort gender adjusted for individuals' socio‐economic characteristics changes other life domains. study how much employment, partnership, family explain variation across birth cohorts between males females. apply multistate event history analysis to data from British Household Panel Survey. move beyond a single‐event approach analyse moving...

To compare risks of adverse birth outcomes among pregnancies conceived with and without medically assisted reproduction treatments.Birth certificates were used to study all neonates born in Utah from 2009 through 2017. Of the 469,919 deliveries, 52.8% (N=248,013) included sample, 5.2% reproduction. The outcome measures weight, gestational age, low weight (LBW, less than 2,500 g), preterm (less 37 weeks gestation), small for age (SGA, 10th percentile). Linear models estimated continuous...

OBJECTIVE: To compare odds of maternal morbidity by mode becoming pregnant and type medically assisted reproduction treatments: fertility-enhancing drugs, intrauterine insemination (IUI), reproductive technology (ART) with autologous or donor oocytes. METHODS: Birth certificates were used to study among the birthing population in Utah between 2009 2017 (N=469,919 deliveries); 22,543 pregnancies occurred through (4.8%). Maternal was identified as a binary variable, indicating presence any...

This study investigates partnership transitions of young adults born between 1974 and 1990 in England Wales. These cohorts were affected by the expansion higher education, increasing gender equality, ideational changes, but faced increased economic precarity caused housing crisis. Given these it is likely that experiences including marriage, cohabitation, separation, repartnering have also undergone considerable changes. We apply competing risks event history analysis to combined data from...

The number of people who undergo medically assisted reproduction (MAR) to conceive has increased considerably in recent decades. However, existing research into the demographics and partnership histories this growing subgroup is limited. Using unique data from Finnish population registers on nulliparous women born Finland 1971-77 (

Background: Despite emerging evidence of a delay migration to older ages, few studies have considered its impact on overall levels.

This article is based on research preschool childcare services and analyses the issues of its provision in Russia comparison to Western Eastern European countries. A micro-level cross-sectional data analysis first waves Generations Gender Survey (GGS) performed. The results show that variations using can be partly explained by age number children family, mother’s education characteristics her employment.

Abstract Despite the increasing use of medically assisted reproduction (MAR) in modern societies, there is limited evidence on whether conceiving with MAR or remaining involuntarily childless after associated partnership stability. While older age, more advantaged socioeconomic position women undergoing and their strong fertility intentions could lead to higher stability, experience infertility may have an opposite effect, especially if couples remain childless. Using data Finnish...

Abstract Study question How are Medically Assisted Reproduction (MAR) treatments (Fertility enhancing drugs (FED), artificial/intrauterine insemination (AI/IUI)), assisted reproductive technology (ART) with autologous/donor oocytes) associated maternal morbidity (MM)? Summary answer More invasive MAR (ART and AI/IUI) higher risk of MM, whilst less not; this relationship is partially explained by prevalence multifetal gestation obstetric comorbidities in women undergoing more treatment, but...

Background The COVID-19 pandemic has disproportionately affected women's mental health. However, most evidence focused on illbeing outcomes, and there is little the mechanisms underlying this unequal impact. Aims To investigate gender differences in long-term trajectories of life satisfaction, how these were during role time-use explaining inequalities. Method We used data from 6766 (56.2% women) members 1970 British Cohort Study (BCS70). Life satisfaction was prospectively assessed between...

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Introduction(issue). In modern conditions, the information society represents a qualitatively new stage of sociotechnological evolution society, which has been formed and continues to develop as result leading trends its previous socio-economic development. Such implies significant sometimes decisive increase in role knowledge all spheres social human being, well formation consumption resources through communication technologies. today's environment, nature actions these technologies is...

Background: Medically assisted reproduction (MAR) can negatively impact women’s mental health, particularly when the treatments do not result in a live birth. While number of women relying on MAR to conceive has grown rapidly, our knowledge about health effects before, during, and after treatment is limited.Methods: Using Finnish register data linear regression models, we compared antidepressant purchases over 24 years six-month periods for three groups who: 1) gave birth natural conception...

This paper investigates whether the British pattern of an early transition from school to work persists. We apply sequence analysis data Household Panel Survey and UK Longitudinal Study study how education employment trajectories young adults born in 1974–90 differ by birth cohort, gender, socio-economic background. The distinctive is still prevalent, although have become more complex precarious with increase part-time prolonged stays among youngest cohorts. Occupational outcomes highly...

Existing evidence shows that couples with children have, on average, lower separation rates than childless couples. Establishing whether this association is driven by selection into parenthood or childlessness status complicated the difficulties involved in identifying involuntarily We propose advancing debate focusing who remain after undergoing medically assisted reproduction (MAR). Using data Finnish nulliparous from years 1995-2017 (N=149,884) and event history models, we compare risks...

Abstract Background The COVID-19 pandemic has disproportionately impacted women’s mental health, although most evidence focused on illbeing outcomes. Previous research suggests that gendered differences in time-use may explain this disparity, as women generally spend more time doing psychologically taxing activities than men. We investigated gender the long-term trajectories of life satisfaction, how these were during pandemic, and role explaining inequalities. Methods used data from 6766...