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Research should not be seen as individual truths, but as an ongoing conversation and a piece in the puzzle that contributes to the whole, says Martin Hällsten, Professor of sociology.
Research should not be seen as individual truths, but as an ongoing conversation and a piece in the puzzle that contributes to the whole, says Martin Hällsten, Professor of sociology.
Read the new report for The Expert Group on Public Economics (ESO) by Gunnar Andersson, Andrea Monti and Martin Kolk, researchers at Stockholm University Demography Unit.
The age of the youngest child impacts parental mortality, with a significant survival advantage observed for parents of newborns due to both selection and behavioral changes, while controlling for parental age.