Factors related to fertility such as population size, composition and growth rate may
influence a community's ability to adapt to climate change, particularly in poor countries. This …

Climate change is likely to induce a large range of household-and individual-level
responses, including changes in human fertility behaviors and outcomes. These responses …

Large-scale climate events can have enduring effects on population size and composition.
Natural disasters affect population fertility through multiple mechanisms, including …

Objective We analyze fertility preferences among women at risk of pregnancy with children
ages five or younger as a function of two food security metrics: perceptions of household …

Objective To understand how climate change vulnerability is associated with women and
children's health (WCH) at the district level in India. Methods The district‐specific climate …

Agricultural production and household food security are hypothesized to play a critical role
connecting climate change to downstream effects on women's health, especially in …

Despite the widespread and rapidly growing popularity of Big Data, researchers have yet to
agree on what the concept entails, what tools are still needed to best interrogate these data …

Theories relating the changing environment to human fertility predict that declining natural
resources may actually increase the demand for children. Unfortunately, most previous …

Abstract The Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS) are the most important source of
comparative information on the health of women and young children in low-and middle …

Stunting affects an individual's educational and wage-earning potential and can even affect
the next generation of children. Most research of childhood stunting focuses on the …