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Losing spouse to COVID may be worse for mental health than other causes of death

1 in 8 U.S. deaths from 2020 to 2021 came from COVID-19 – leaving millions of relatives reeling from distinctly difficult grief

Intensifying heat waves threaten South Asia’s struggling farmers – many of them women

Older adults more likely to have multiple health ailments than prior generations

Study explores link between earthquakes, rainfall and food insecurity in Nepal

Et tu, Brute? Teens may be more likely to be bullied by social-climbing friends

Research brief ties increased income from Marcellus Shale natural gas development to youth obesity rates

About nine family members to suffer grief from every COVID-19 fatality

Post Doctoral Scholar Position

Take Note: Penn State Prof. Jenny Van Hook On Coronavirus And The Census

Grief from COVID-19 impact may trigger secondary health and mental health crisis

Randell receives Roy C. Buck Faculty Award in College of Agricultural Sciences

Population researchers contribute to special newsletter on COVID-19 topics

Podcast episode explores how the Census impacts public health

Fighting coronavirus fear with empathy: Lessons learned from how Africans got blamed for Ebola

Population Research Institute co-founder receives international accolade

Summer Institute in Migration Research Methods application deadline February 10

Progressive gender views may protect health of financially dependent men

Short to deliver De Jong Lecture in Social Demography on Nov. 21

Aging in rural America focus of new research network

School district secessions shown to have deepened racial segregation

Helping Alaskan coastal communities adjust to global warming

Researchers analyze use of social media during Puerto Rican uprising

Penn State hosts second annual Summer Institute on Migration Research Methods

Penn State team supports implementation of novel Pennsylvania Rural Health Model

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