Adriana Robles

@adrianar.bsky.social

Demography | Family | Inequality | Cats

New study on urban-rural mortality gaps in Brazil co-authored with @eugeniopaglino.bsky.social, @marilianep.bsky.social , and Gabriel Borges just out! For replication materials, check github.com/josehcms/urb.... Here a good summary made by Eugenio:

Eugenio Paglino@eugeniopaglino.bsky.social · 3mo ago

🚨New study led by @josehcms.bsky.social in the Journal of Urban Health. We document how an urban longevity penalty ⏬ turned into an urban advantage ⏫ between 2006 and 2023 in Brazil. link.springer.com/article/10.1... @marilianep.bsky.social #demography #brazil #cities #longevity

🟣📄 FLACSO Ecuador presenta el tercer boletín del Observatorio sobre Violencias basadas en Género y Sexualidades. Esta edición analiza, por primera vez, los datos sobre identidad de género y orientación sexual incorporados en el Censo 2022. Descarga el boletín: bit.ly/4xJNFnL

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demoscapes.org is a visual atlas of demographic surfaces hosted at @mpidr.bsky.social. It is also my passion project growing out of my 2016 human mortality database explorer. Did you publish something containing Lexis surfaces? Consider reaching out and having your work featured on the site.

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Leah Abrams@leahrabrams.bsky.social · 3mo ago

Check out @jschoeley.com's very cool project: Demoscapes! It now features interactive Lexis surfaces based on our recent PNAS paper tracking cohort trends in major causes of death in the US. It's (to us data lovers) so fun! demoscapes.org/collections/...

It’s a common misconception that life expectancy has increased only because fewer children die. Historical mortality records show that adults today also live much longer than adults in the past.

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🟣📄 FLACSO Ecuador presenta el primer boletín del Observatorio sobre Violencias basadas en Género y Sexualidades, una iniciativa que busca generar información y análisis sobre estas problemáticas. Esta edición reúne datos iniciales sobre violencias en cuerpos e identidades intersex. bit.ly/4bBBWyD

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Five real global health wins in 2025 1.HPV vaccination scaled faster than expected; 2. measles/rubella eliminated in several countries; 3. long-acting HIV PrEP (lenacapavir) approved; 4. progress on TB vaccines/diagnostics; 5. A promising new antimalarial. www.theguardian.com/global-devel...

Five big global health wins in 2025 that will save millions of lives

From HIV to TB, scientists and doctors made breakthroughs in treatment and prevention of some of the world’s deadliest diseases

theguardian.com