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Wright, L.
(2019). Union transitions and fertility within first premarital cohabitations in Canada: Diverging patterns by education?.
Demography, 56 (1), 151-167. Abstract |
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Yang, S., Dahhou M., Bushnik T., Wilkins R., Kaufman J. S., Sheppard A. J., et al.
(2019). Perinatal health among foreign versus native-born mothers in Canada: Variations across outcomes and cohorts.
Journal of Public Health, ePub ahead of print, Abstract |
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Pouliot-Demontigny, C-A.
(2018). La mobilité sociale au Canada : une analyse de la cohorte de naissance de 1982 à 1985.
Économique. Montréal, QC: Universite du Quebec a Montreal. Abstract |
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Shapiro, G. D., Sheppard A. J., Bushnik T., Kramer M. S., Mashford-Pringle A., Kaufman J. S., et al.
(2018). Adverse birth outcomes and infant mortality according to registered First Nations status and First Nations community residence across Canada.
Canadian Journal of Public Health, 109 (5-6), 692-699. Abstract |
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Latour, A-C.
(2018). Étude du lien probable entre le petit poids du nouveau-né et les fécondations in vitro : une analyse empirique.
École des sciences de la gestion. Montréal, QC: Université du Québec à Montréal. Abstract |
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Mattison, C. A., Dion M. L., Lavis J. N., Hutton E. K., and Wilson M. G.
(2018). Midwifery and obstetrics: Factors influencing mothers' satisfaction with the birth experience.
Birth Issues in Perinatal Care, 45 (3), 322-327. Abstract |
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Shapiro, G. D., Bushnik T., Wilkins R., Kramer M. S., Kaufman J. S., Sheppard A. J., et al.
(2018). Adverse birth outcomes in relation to maternal marital and cohabitation status in Canada.
Annals of Epidemiology, 28 (8), 503-509. Abstract |
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Buteau, S., Doucet M., Tétreault L-F., Gamache P., Fournier M., Brand A., et al.
(2018). A population-based birth cohort study of the association between childhood-onset asthma and exposure to industrial air pollutant emissions.
Environment International, 121 (December), 23-30. Abstract |
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Shapiro, G. D., Bushnik T., Sheppard A. J., Kramer M. S., Kaufman J. S., and Yang S.
(2017). Paternal education and adverse birth outcomes in Canada.
Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health, 71 (1), 67-72. Abstract |
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Kuh, D.
(2017). Social inequalities in adult health and ageing: insights from a 70 year old British birth cohort study using a life course epidemiological approach.
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Kuhle, S., Ata B. Maguire Ni, MacInnis N., and Dodds L.
(2017). Birth weight for gestational age, anthropometric measures, and cardiovascular disease markers in children.
Journal of Pediatrics, 182 (March), 99-106., March Abstract |
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Canizares, M., Hogg-Johnson S., Gignac M. A. M., Glazier R. H., and Badley E. M.
(2017). Increasing trajectories of multimorbidity over time: Birth cohort differences and the role of changes in obesity and income.
Journal of Gerontology: Social Sciences Series B, Abstract |
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Prasad, A. N., and Corbett B.
(2017). Epilepsy, birth weight and academic school readiness in Canadian children: Data from the national longitudinal study of children and youth.
Epilepsy Research, 130 (February), 101-106. Abstract |
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Wright, L.
(2016). Type and timing of first union formation in Quebec and the rest of Canada: Continuity and change across the 1930-79 birth cohorts.
Canadian Studies in Population, 43 (3-4), 234-248. Abstract |
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Compton, J., and Tedds L. M.
(2016). Effects of the 2001 extension of paid parental leave provisions on birth seasonality in Canada.
Canadian Public Policy, 42 (1), 65-82. Abstract |
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Urquia, M. L., Ray J. G., Wanigaratne S., Moineddin R., and O'Campo P. J.
(2016). Variations in male-female infant ratios among births to Canadian- and Indian-born mothers, 1990-2011: A population-based register study.
Canadian Medical Association Journal (CMAJ) Open, 4 (2), E116-E123. Abstract |
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Shapiro, G. D., Bushnik T., Sheppard A. J., Kramer M. S., Kaufman J. S., and Yang S.
(2016). Missing paternal data and adverse birth outcomes in Canada.
Health Reports / Rapports sur la santé, 27 (12), 3-9. Abstract |
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Clarke, J., and Ferrer A.
(2016). The effect of housing price changes on fertility: Evidence from Canada.
Department of Economics and Finance RePEc Working Papers Series, , OctoberChristchurch, NZ: University of Canterbury. Abstract |
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Gauvreau, D., and Laplante B.
(2016). La fécondité au Canada durant le baby-boom. Divergence et convergence des comportements.
Annales de démographie historique, 132 (2), 65-110. Abstract |
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Adsera, A., and Ferrer A.
(2016). Speeding up for a son? Fertility transitions among Asian migrants to Canada.
CLEF Working Paper Series, , MarchWaterloo, ON: Canadian Labour Economics Forum. Abstract |
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Canizares, M., Gignac M., Hogg-Johnson S., Glazier R. H., and Badley E. M.
(2016). Do baby boomers use more healthcare services than other generations? Longitudinal trajectories of physician service use across five birth cohorts.
BMJ Open, 6 (9), 1-10. Abstract |
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Adsera, A., and Ferrer A.
(2016). The fertility of married immigrant women to Canada.
International Migration Review, 50 (2), 475-505. Abstract |
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Milicic, S.
(2016). Three essays on the association of economic conditions with the health and health behaviours of Canadians.
Department of Clinical Epidemiology and Biostatistics. Hamilton, ON: McMaster University. Abstract |
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Vang, Z. M.
(2016). Infant mortality among the Canadian-born offspring of immigrants and non-immigrants in Canada: A population-based study.
Population Health Metrics, 14 (32), 1-15. Abstract |
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Smarandache, A., Kim T. H. M., Bohr Y., and Tamim H.
(2016). Predictors of a negative labour and birth experience based on a national survey of Canadian women.
BMC Pregnancy and Childbirth, 16 (114), 1-9., May Abstract |
