News Archive

December 8, 2015 News from PSTC

Kim elected president of Asian Population Association

December 4, 2015 Washington Post

Education High-poverty schools often staffed by rotating cast of substitutes

December 3, 2015 Los Angeles Times

Segregation continues to decline in most U.S. cities, census figures show

December 1, 2015 News from PSTC

Kertzer to give Presidential Faculty Award Lecture

December 1, 2015 Federal Reserve Bank of Boston

Cash-Based Welfare Programs Making a Difference for Poor Children

November 24, 2015 News from PSTC

Grant funds reproductive health research

November 17, 2015 PLOS One

Children Living with HIV-Infected Adults: Estimates for 23 Countries in sub-Saharan Africa

November 13, 2015 Tech Times

Study: HIV Spreads More Quickly As Armed Conflict Looms

November 12, 2015 Sydney Morning Herald

Why baby formula is the new iron ore

November 10, 2015 Science Codex

Large landowners key to slowing deforestation in Brazil

November 10, 2015 New York Times

Smart African Politics: Candidates Debating Under a Tree

November 9, 2015 Smithsonian Magazine

How the U.S. Census Defines Race

November 5, 2015 Health Affairs

When Are Laws Strictly Enforced? Criminal Justice, Housing Quality, And Public Health

October 26, 2015 American Ethnologist

How (not) to talk about adoption: On communicative vigilance in Spain

October 20, 2015 New York Times

The Myth of Welfare’s Corrupting Influence on the Poor

October 20, 2015 TIME

Mindful People Have Less Belly Fat

October 15, 2015 Health Affairs

High-Cost Patients Had Substantial Rates Of Leaving Medicare Advantage And Joining Traditional Medicare

October 5, 2015 Huffington Post

Is Better Information Improving Students’ Return on Investment? Lessons From Chile

May 1, 2015 Quarterly Journal of Economics

Population Studies and Training Center

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