Population Studies Group, LSHTM

LondonPopSeminar About the Seminar Series The London Universities Population Seminar Series is a collaboration between the population groups at the London School of Economics and Political Science, the London School ...

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We co-host this seminar with Centre on Climate Change and Planetary Health at LSHTM @lshtm.bsky.social and we co-organize these seminar series with @clscohorts.bsky.social and LSE' Pop@LSE and Historical Economic Demography Research Groups.

Next in London Universities Population Seminars 📢

Liliana Andriano (@uossocstatdemo.bsky.social) presents her work "Timing matters: Heterogeneous effects of climatic events on school attendance in Nigeria".

Join us on Feb 26 at 12.45 📍 G05 LSHTM or online: lshtm.zoom.us/s/82310981248

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LondonPopSeminar About the Seminar Series The London Universities Population Seminar Series is a collaboration between the population groups at the London School of Economics and Political Science, the London School ...

Sign up our mailing list to see the full seminar schedule: sites.google.com/view/londonp...

We co-host this seminar with Centre on Climate Change and Planetary Health at @lshtm.bsky.social and co-organise London Universities Population Seminer series with
@clscohorts.bsky.social and LSE' Pop@LSE and Historical Economic Demography Research Groups.

Surveys are important for miscarriage research, yet questionnaire design and sample characteristics can influence reported miscarriage prevalence

We compared miscarriage reporting across British surveys with @mccompans.bsky.social & @heinivaisanen.bsky.social - take a look at our pre-print here ⬇️

Human longevity and mortality forecasting | LSHTM This joint seminar brings together two research talks exploring global mortality patterns. The first examines old-age mortality beyond high-income countries, investigating whether older adults in low

Tomorrow at 12.45pm, join us for Marília Nepomuceno (@marilianep.bsky.social) and Ugofilippo Basellini (@ugobas.bsky.social) and their joint seminar on Human Longevity and Mortality Forecasting.

In person at the Manson Lecture Theatre or online.

For more details 👇
www.lshtm.ac.uk/newsevents/e...

Tobacco control policies and changes in adult mortality patterns in Brazil Over recent decades, Brazil has experienced profound changes in its mortality patterns, characterized by a sharp decline in infectious diseases, population ageing, and the growing prominence of

PSG seminars continue 📈

Up next on Jan 28 at 12:45, Research Fellow @jacalazans.bsky.social will give a talk on how tobacco control policies influenced adult mortality patterns in Brazil.

Join us in person (LG24, Keppel Street) or online. Find more details 👇
www.lshtm.ac.uk/newsevents/e...

LondonPopSeminar About the Seminar Series The London Universities Population Seminar Series is a collaboration between the population groups at the London School of Economics and Political Science, the London School ...

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The first London Universities Population Seminar of 2026 is tomorrow!

Francisco Rowe (@fcorowe.bsky.social) is joining us to present his work "Correcting Distorted Human Population Data from Mobile Phone Location Data"

Tomorrow 13.00 at LSE, CON.1.01.

LondonPopSeminar About the Seminar Series The London Universities Population Seminar Series is a collaboration between the population groups at the London School of Economics and Political Science, the London School ...

We organise London Universities Population Seminer series together with @clscohorts.bsky.social and LSE' Pop@LSE and Historical Economic Demography Research Groups.

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This seminar is part of 16 Days of activism against gender-based violence and co-organised with @lshtm-march.bsky.social and Gender and Violence Health Centre.

Co-creating feminist technology to confront gender-based violence and feminicide How can technology support social justice struggles against gender-based violence and feminicide? This talk explores this question through the work of “Data Against Feminicide”, a collaborative

Up next in the London Universities Population Seminar Series:

On 25 November at 12:45, Dr Isadora Cruxên (QMUL) will present “Co-creating feminist technology to confront gender-based violence and feminicide.”

Join us in G08 (Keppel Street) or online: www.lshtm.ac.uk/newsevents/e...

We’re happy to welcome two new researchers to the Mortality and Inequalities Research Group at PSG 🙌

Yu Chen has joined us as a Research Fellow, and Jacob Martin, a PhD student at @ined.bsky.social , is visiting for the next two months. A very warm welcome to both!

What happens when abortion access becomes restricted even without a law officially passing?

With Francesco Billari and @aksoyundan.bsky.social, we investigated how incidence of abortion, miscarriage and stillbirth changed under the anti-abortion campaign in Turkey.

Kicking off London Universities Population Seminars for the new academic year!

Join us Oct 28 in person (LSE, KSW.G.01) or online to hear from Prof Karen Glaser (KCL) on mental & physical health changes among adults aged 50-69 in England.

Full schedule & sign up:
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Tomorrow @farid-flici.bsky.social will talk about population ageing and social security sustainability in Algeria.

Join us! 👇

Join us next week to hear from @farid-flici.bsky.social on population ageing and social security sustainability in Algeria 🇩🇿

🗓 Wednesday, 22 October 2025
🕐 12:45–13:45 (BST)
📍 KS-LG19
💻 Zoom: lshtm.zoom.us/j/89990670777

ℹ️ More details: www.lshtm.ac.uk/research/cen...

How does origin affect migrant mortality advantage in Spain? - Genus In high-income countries, migrants tend to have lower mortality compared with natives. It is necessary to understand such a phenomenon, known as “the migrant mortality paradox”, to design better socia...

New week, new publication 📝

Our visiting researcher @farid-flici.bsky.social examines the migrant mortality advantage in Spain by region of origin, now out in Genus.

link.springer.com/article/10.1...

Sunny skies over London and PSG☀️

We’re happy to welcome three colleagues to the Mortality and Inequalities Research Group.

Julia Calazans @jacalazans.bsky.social‬ & Felipe Sánchez join as Research Fellows, while Rahaf Abu Koura @rabukoura.bsky.social as Research Assistant.

A warm welcome to all!

The position is split across 18 months at @lshtm.bsky.social and 18 months at @mpidr.bsky.social. Apply by Sep 25!

💬 Feel free to DM us or get in touch with José Manuel Aburto or Emilio Zagheni (@ezagheni.bsky.social) to chat more about the opportunity.

Job Opportunity at LSHTM: Research Assistant The London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine (LSHTM) is one of the world’s leading public health universities. Our mission is to improve health and health equity in the UK and worldwide; working i...

🗣️Exciting PhD opportunity!

Join @lshtm.bsky.social PSG and @mpidr.bsky.social as a PhD student/Research Assistant on an 3-year project leading to a funded PhD. The role focuses on developing cutting-edge methods to model health & mortality in low-income countries.
jobs.lshtm.ac.uk/Vacancy.aspx...

“I'm Pregnant, What Do I Do?”: Exploring How People Having Abortions in Britain Find and Use Online Sources of Information Background Accurate, timely, and supportive information is important for high-quality abortion care. Limited research explores how people find and use online sources of information (OSI) during the ...

Our MSc RSHR alum Rosa Mackay has just published her MSc dissertation! 🎉 Co-authored with PSG members @rachelhvscott.bsky.social and Melissa Palmer, the paper explores how people in Britain find and use online information during the abortion process.

🔗 onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/...

EvoDemoS 2025 EvoDemoS 2025 International Conference. The local organising committee welcomes you to the 10th International Conference of the Evolutionary Demography Society, hosted at Pembroke College, Oxford, bet...

Deadline for the EvoDemoS conference 2 wks away! Join us at @PembrokeOxford @UniofOxford to discuss the breath and depth of demographic theory and applications in Sept evodemo2025.weebly.com Please retweet @biology.ox.ac.uk @pembrokeoxford.bsky.social @mpidr.bsky.social @britishecologicalsociety.org

How sexual violence survivors in Africa are now collateral damage of Trump’s aid cuts Rape crisis services are suffering the knock-on effect of US funded HIV services being cut, writes Rachel Schraer

PSG member Isolde Birdthistle spoke to The Independent about the impact of cuts to US-funded HIV services on young women in South Africa:

📰 www.independent.co.uk/news/world/a...

@lshtm.bsky.social @lshtm-march.bsky.social

🚨 Only 5 days left to apply for the PIC Masters Studentship for prospective MSc Demography & Health and MSc Reproductive & Sexual Health Research students @lshtm.bsky.social !

Find more details here 👉
www.lshtm.ac.uk/study/fees-a...

Join us today, in person or online, at 12.45!

🗣️ Just two days left - send your applications for this exciting opportunity to work with José Manuel Aburto and be part of the interdisciplinary PSG team!

State-sponsored population control programmes: A new ph(f)ace of eugenics in In this seminar, Dr. Sánchez-Rivera discusses the changeover from eugenics to population control programs and capitalist ventures during the second half of the 20th Century in Mexico. Special

📢 Next in the London Universities Population Seminar Series (co-hosted with
@lshtmhistory.bsky.social)

🗓️ Thurs 15 May | 🕐 12:45–14:00
📍 LSHTM G24, Keppel St.

Dr. Rachell Sánchez-Rivera will talk about state-sponsored population control in 20th century Mexico

www.lshtm.ac.uk/newsevents/e...