SOC-MISC

SOC-MISC

@soc-misc.bsky.social

Social Inequalities in the Risk and Aftermath of Miscarriage (SOC-MISC). An ERC Starting Grant funded project analysing the social inequalities in the risk and consequences of miscarriage in Finland, France, and the UK.

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INED, the host institution of SOC-MISC, suffered a cyber attack a few days ago. We currently have no access to email & our website is down. Please send a private message to @heinivaisanen.bsky.social to contact us. We will keep you posted here too. More information 👇 actualitte.com/article/1347...

actualitte.comL’Ined victime d’une cyberattaque au cours du week-endL'Institut national d'études démographiques (INED) a subi une cyberattaque qui paralyse toutes ses infrastructures informatiques. L’incident a été détect&eacut...

While healthcare records and self-reports overlap partly in the miscarriages they capture, more miscarriages were observed in self-reports, likely due to miscarriages being managed outside the healthcare system and differences in miscarriage definition between patients and healthcare professionals.

📢 New publication from SOC-MISC "Measuring miscarriages: a comparison of self-reported and healthcare register data in Finland" in Population Health Metrics! On average, more miscarriages are found in self-reports than registers. More info below (link & thread) 👇 link.springer.com/article/10.1...

link.springer.comMeasuring miscarriages: a comparison of self-reported and healthcare register data in Finland - Population Health MetricsBackground Approximately one in four women experiences a miscarriage, which may affect fertility intentions and health. However, there is a lack of research on the topic, in part due to poor quality o...

While on average more miscarriages were self-reported than observed in registers, there were variations. It was more common to self report the same amount or more than in registers, than to self-report less. Differences in both directions were associated with higher age, parity & lower education.

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🎙️Hélène Malmanche of SOC-MISC was invited on "So Ovaires It" podcast on women's health (in French), with Dr Mégane Acheche (Besançon University Hospital), to talk about miscarriage.
 Thank you Amandine Mousset for the invitation!
 Airing in September. #Miscarriage #WomensHealth #ReproductiveHealth

We found that while the examined chronic health conditions increased the risk somewhat, financial precarity was not associated with miscarriage risk, except for late miscarriages, which may approach stillbirths in their risk profile. #miscarriage #France #SNDS #SocArxiv 2/2

Two new members! 🎉 🔹Jairo Loja-Torres joined the partner team at the University of St Andrews in March as a postdoc, working on Scottish admin data and UK surveys. 🔹Jade Beauvillain (University of Picardie Jules Verne) joins the Ined team for a 5-month internship, working on UK surveys. Welcome! 🙌

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Surveys are important for miscarriage research, yet questionnaire design and sample characteristics can influence reported miscarriage prevalence We compared miscarriage reporting across British surveys with @mccompans.bsky.social & @heinivaisanen.bsky.social - take a look at our pre-print here ⬇️

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📢 New preprint alert: #Miscarriage reporting in longitudinal and cross-sectional surveys in #GreatBritain! We compare miscarriage questions and prevalence estimates in British cohort, panel & cross-sectional surveys. More info below 👇 osf.io/preprints/so... 1/3