Intergenerational correlation of effective family size in early Quebec (Canada)

Article Abstract:

An intergenerational correlation for effective family size has been found in a study of the early French Canadian population of Quebec (1608-1800). Effective family size within a geographical area is the number of children that settle for each settled individual.

Quebec, Statistical Data Included, Research, Demographic aspects, Family size, Intergenerational relations, French-Canadians, French speaking Canadians

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Changes in menarcheal age in girls exposed to war conditions

Article Abstract:

Onset of menstruation is subject to psychological pressure. Girls whose homes were damaged during the war in Bosnia-Herzegovina during the mid-1990s experienced menarche earlier than girls who lost a family member.

Bosnia-Herzegovina, Psychological aspects, Health aspects, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Military aspects, Wars, War, Menstruation

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