
Social demographer @UCLA
Culver City, CA
Joined October 2021
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Humm should we trust self-driving cars from someone who doesn't get momentum?
Replying to @elonmusk
UN projections are utter nonsense. Just multiply last year’s births by life expectancy. Given downward trend in birth rate, that is best case unless reversed.
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📑NEW #publication from CDE affiliate Christine Schwartz (@Schwartz_ChRe, @UWSoc) and CDE graduate students Rodrigo González-Velastín (@UWSoc) & Anita Li (@AnitaHLi, @UWSoc) in PNAS (@PNASNews) for your review -
doi.org/10.1073/pnas.2301983…
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Congrats to @OrsolaTorrisi_ for winning @SIStatistica's Valeria Solesin award for best thesis in #demography, and to our very own @chiccorampazzo for receiving an honourable mention 🥳 demography.ox.ac.uk/news/ram…

ALT Quote from Dr Francesco Rampazzo, Lecturer in Demography at LCDS: ‘Thanks to the Italian Society of Statistics for this honourable mention and I am deeply honoured to be recognised alongside Orsola Torrisi. This honourable mention motivates me further in the pursuit to improve demography and social sciences using digital trace and consumer data.’
This reconstruction of the long-term trends illustrates how stunning, and worrisome the short-term increase in premature mortality in the US is. Great paper:
"Missing Americans: Early death in the United States—1933–2021" doi.org/10.1093/pnasnexus/pg…
I was well aware of the mortality gap between the US and W Euro, but I still can't wrap my head around how large and how quickly increasing it is theconversation.com/annual-n… via @ConversationUS
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The number of excess deaths between the US and the five European countries increased between 2017 and 2021. Nearly half of the increase was due to causes other than Covid-19.
Important new paper by @PatrickHvl @UCLA in @PLOSONE
journals.plos.org/plosone/ar…
Out today in PLOS ONE: in 2021, one in 4 deaths in the US—nearly 900,000 deaths—would have been prevented with the average death rates of 5 largest W Euro countries: journals.plos.org/plosone/ar…
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Nice study from @PatrickHvl in @PLOSONE shows that excess deaths in the US have increased dramatically during the pandemic, and it's not just due to COVID. I covered @medscape this week: medscape.com/viewarticle/989…
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States with high COVID death rates also saw high mortality from other causes.
Undercounting of COVID deaths was likely a major contributing factor.
New paper w Anneliese Luck @eugenio_paglino @irmatelo Sam Preston @khemp64 @PennPSC @RWJF @PLOSONE
bit.ly/3ZFC9bv
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Congratulations to CCPR Faculty Fellow Dr. Martha Bailey for being the recipient of the 2022 Carolyn Shaw Bell Award from the American Economic Association! ift.tt/3K4ej0v
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UCLA CCPR Seminar Dr. Benjamin R. Karney, "Public Policies and Private Lives: How Socioeconomic Status Affects Intimacy" on January 11, 2023 at 12:00PM. CCPR events are open to the public. Email CCPR staff for the link #poptwitter #demography
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📢 We're hiring!
The Department is seeking to appoint 2 LSE Fellows to start September 2023.
More info on the #vacancy here: lse.ac.uk/social-policy/jobs…
📆Closing date 22 February
Bottom line, I’m interpreting it as an age-standardized measure of premature mortality, but this is really an-ongoing reflection: would love to hear back from #poptwitter & #demogtwitter (or whatever’s left thereof now)
Demographers’ intuition for life expectancy values (LEV) derives from a constant mortality thought-experiment. How do we interpret changes in LEV during temporary mortality shocks then? See Patrick Heuveline’s reflections here 👉demographic-research.org/vol…
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UCLA CCPR Panel Discussion with Drs. Cecilia Menjivar, Randall Kuhn and Desi Small-Rodriguez, "State-Created Categories, Displacements and Possibilities from the Margins: A Conversation with Demography" on November 2, 2022 at 12:00PM. CCPR events are open to the public. Emai…
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New paper with @JennieBrand1 and @NanumJ in @SSReditorial! Thread: 4 benefits of ML. 4 responses to concerns. doi.org/10.1016/j.ssresearch…
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Closing today!!
New job opening in @UNESCAP Statistics Division - P3 Statistician in Bangkok (temporary until end-Sept 23)
Great job, great team!
inspira.un.org/psc/UNCAREERS…
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Passionate about research, data, and improving lives?
We have 2 new job openings on our UCLA team:
1) Senior Researcher: ideal for a mid- or advanced-career researcher: capolicylab.org/careers/seni…
2) Researcher: ideal for early- or mid-career researcher
capolicylab.org/careers/rese…
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If you are interested in Second Demographic Transition. please take the time to look at our new special issue in CPDS on SDT in Asia. Most papers are now available, open access, at springer.com/journal/42379.
You can also find a commentary by me there!
rdcu.be/cYhyq
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📣 From @CCPRatUCLA "Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Data Development in Australia: Supporting Our Nation(s) Agenda" with Dr. Raymond Lovett.
When: Friday October 28, 2022, 12-1:20pm PST
Where: SSCERT lab and Zoom
Join via Zoom: ucla.zoom.us/j/99013627981?p…























