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Wienholts, Karin; Murkens, Mayra; Raftakis, Michail; Mühlichen, Michael (2025):

Convulsions as a cause of infant death: New insights into its meaning based on evidence from four European cities (1800–1955).

Medical History (online first): 1–22.

Reuter, Anna; Mergenthaler, Andreas, Klüsener, Sebastian (2025):

Gender Gap bei selbst eingeschätzter Lebensdauer. Männer optimistisch, Frauen pessimistisch?

BiB.Aktuell 4/2025: 3–8.

Bundesinstitut für Bevölkerungsforschung (Ed.) (2025):

BiB.Aktuell 4/2025.

Wiesbaden.

Mühlichen, Michael; Doblhammer, Gabriele (2025):

Social differences in cause-specific infant mortality at the dawn of the demographic transition: New insights from German church records.

Population and Environment 47(1).

Willführ, Kai P.; Klüsener, Sebastian (2025):

Today’s high paternal ages at childbirth are not exceptionally high.

N-IUSSP.

Witte, Nils (2025):

Zunehmend ungleiche Mietkostenbelastung. Anstieg besonders stark bei Zugewanderten.

BiB.Aktuell 1/2025: 3–8.

Bundesinstitut für Bevölkerungsforschung (Ed.) (2025):

BiB.Aktuell 1/2025.

Wiesbaden.

Bundesinstitut für Bevölkerungsforschung (Ed.) (2024):

BiB.Aktuell 8/2024.

Wiesbaden.

Stawarz, Nico; Genoni, Andreas; Ette, Andreas; Rüger, Heiko (2024):

Internationale Migration und Wohlbefinden. Umzüge von Deutschen ins Ausland steigern das Wohlbefinden.

BiB.Aktuell 8/2024: 3–8.

Sauerberg, Markus; Bonnet, Florian; Camarda, Carlo-Giovanni; Grigoriev, Pavel (2024):

Stagnating mortality convergence across European regions in recent years.

N-IUSSP December 2, 2024: 1–4.