Eugenio Paglino

@eugeniopaglino.bsky.social

Data Scientist and Postdoc at @pophel.bsky.social. PhD in Demography and Sociology at UPenn, Statistics MA at Wharton. My research focuses on mortality determinants and trends. Bayesian statistics, forecasting, statistical modeling.

🚨🚨 We are hiring 2 postdocs at PopHel – MaxHel. If you are interested in health inequalities and social determinants of health this is a great opportunity! Amazing working environment ✨, unique data infrastructure, and a truly interdisciplinary and international center 🌍. Deadline October 31st.

Helsinki Institute for Demography and Population Health@pophel.bsky.social · 10mo ago

🚨Job alert!🚨 Helsinki Institute for Demography and Population Health is recruiting 2 postdocs. Join our team and investigate social inequalities in health! jobs.helsinki.fi/job/Helsinki... #postdoc #demography #socialsciences #socialdata

Had a great experience ⭐ at #SLLS2025! I hope we gave a good overview of what is possible with the amazing Finnish 🇫🇮 register data! @pophel.bsky.social @sllshome.bsky.social

Helsinki Institute for Demography and Population Health@pophel.bsky.social · 11mo ago

Our symposium from #SLLS2025 @sllshome.bsky.social consisted of research from Shubh Sharma @eugeniopaglino.bsky.social @olivia-mcevoy.bsky.social mcevoy.bsky.social @moberndorfer.bsky.social orfer.bsky.social Lauren Bishop and registry data expertise from Hanna Remes. Thanks to all who attended!

An estimated 440 excess deaths were attributed to the January 2025 wildfires in Los Angeles County, underscoring indirect health effects and the need for improved mortality tracking. ja.ma/4oFM3af #MedSky

Excess Deaths Attributable to the Los Angeles
Wildfires From January 5 to February 1, 2025

Very important work by Jacob Bor and colleagues. Poor data quality of demographic and socioeconomic information on death certificates remains a big obstacle to the production of timely mortality statistics disaggregated by more than age, sex, and selected race and Hispanic origin groups.

JAMA Health Forum@jamahealthforum.com · last yr.

From @jama.com: The life expectancy of American Indian and Alaska Native individuals is underestimated due to racial misclassification on death certificates, according to this longitudinal cohort study. ja.ma/447kyg5

The life expectancy of American Indian and Alaska Native individuals is underestimated

The first report from our collaboration with the Society of Actuaries (SOA) is now out! @astokespop.bsky.social We look at cause-specific excess mortality in the US and reflect on the most likely explanations for the gap between excess and COVID-19 mortality. www.soa.org/resources/re...

Cause-Specific Excess Mortality During the COVID-19 Pandemic

This report presents initial findings from a project investigating the direct and indirect impacts of COVID-19 in the post-acute phase of the pandemic.

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All the sessions I proposed for #PAA2025 have been approved! 🎉 Lots of data-focused research with sessions on 1) Spatial Data and Methods, 2) Assessing the Quality of Demographic Data, and 3) Enhancing Existing Data with Statistical and Demographic Methods. Thanks for all the amazing submissions!

The deadline for #PAA2025 🤩 is in 11 days! If your work uses innovative spatial data collection techniques or applies spatial data analysis, small-area estimation, or GIS to answer questions in population health consider submitting it to my session 405: Spatial Data Collection and Methods!

Fantastic work as usual! Socio-behavioral factors should be brought back to the center of mortality research. AFAIK there was no session on this topic at the 2024 PAA Annual Meeting and very few scattered papers/posters.

Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research (MPIDR)@mpidr.bsky.social · 2y ago

A study by S. Preston @uofpenn.bsky.social , Y. Vierboom @princetonupress.bsky.social & M. Myrskylä @mpidr.bsky.social found that behavioral changes, such as a decline in smoking & an expansion of education, have contributed to improvements in U.S. mortality. www.demogr.mpg.de/go/USmortality-Trends

I shared my latest article on Reddit. Interesting reactions, mostly on Florida: home insurance market disappearing, if you are old enough sea-level rise will not affect you, environmental amenities (warm weather) compensate for the risk of hurricanes. www.reddit.com/r/science/co...

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