Today’s Research on Aging 45: Aging Unequally
Reviewing two decades of research on health, disability, and care in the United States
Resource Language: English
2025 PRB Annual Report
By Julia Greene
In 2025, we continued working toward a world where leaders, advocates, and communities use demographic evidence to know who they serve, anticipate what’s coming, and act so that everyone can thrive.
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New KIDS COUNT Report Introduces State Scores—and Reveals Wide Gaps in Children’s Well-Being
Education scores have fallen in 47 states since the pandemic, even as child poverty and teen birth rates decline
Demographers Are Changing How We Understand Infectious Disease
New research shows how age, place, and social patterns drive the spread and death toll of flu, HIV, and COVID-19
Report: Using AI to Help Communicate Your Research
Used deliberately, AI can also serve as a thinking partner, helping you test interpretations, anticipate questions, and refine explanations.
For Latinos Coming of Age in Rural America, the Path to Adulthood Isn’t One-Size-Fits-All
New research sheds light on the experiences of an understudied group of young people
Unpacking 5 Common Assumptions About Infertility in an Era of Fertility Decline
This guide explains what’s behind falling fertility rates, unpacks common assumptions about fertility decline, and explores how policymakers can respond.
Counting What Counts
Demographic and health data don’t just inform policy. They shift power.
A Closer Look at How Kids and Moms Stay Connected Over Time
A new study finds that growing up doesn’t mean growing apart—at least not always.