A new article by Michael Mühlichen (BiB), published in the European Journal of Population, shows that there are still regional mortality differences in Germany disadvantaging the eastern and northern ‘Länder’.
A study recently published by the Federal Institute for Population Research (BiB) in Wiesbaden shows how strongly commuting distances are influenced by the family environment. Accordingly, childless women and men cover approximately the same distance for their jobs. more: Many women move workplace closer to their home after birth of the first child …
Since they are unable to conceive naturally, more and more couples in Germany are taking advantage of the services of fertility centres. In 2011, approximately 50,000 women decided to undergo artificial insemination. By 2016, the number had already increased to 63,000. more: Fertility Treatments Are Associated with Intense Stress …
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