A photo of Jairo smiling and holding a coffee mug

A photo of Jade smiling in front of a brick wall

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! 🙌

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 ⬇️

And if you haven't read the paper yet
👉 doi.org/10.1093/eurp...

GitHub - socmisc/Miscarriage-reporting-and-risk-in-FECOND-2010-: This code prepares the FECOND 2010 data to study the reporting and risk factors of miscarriages This code prepares the FECOND 2010 data to study the reporting and risk factors of miscarriages - socmisc/Miscarriage-reporting-and-risk-in-FECOND-2010-

We released the code supporting our paper "Social patterns of miscarriage reporting and risk" (Eur J Public Health) 💻.
All scripts are now available on GitHub.
🔗 github.com/socmisc/Misc...

📢 The SOC-MISC project will participate in #EPC2026 in Bologna!

@heinivaisanen.bsky.social will present a paper on social inequalities in #miscarriage risk in #Finland (epc2026.eaps.nl/abstracts/26...)

@mccompans.bsky.social's paper is on the same topic in #France (epc2026.eaps.nl/abstracts/26...)

👥 Authors: @mccompans.bsky.social, Hélène Malmanche and @heinivaisanen.bsky.social

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💡 Among those hospitalised, financially precarious women were more likely to stay overnight — pointing to potential delays and complications

We could improve miscarriage care by tackling access barriers, investing in counselling, and tailoring support for the most vulnerable.

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💡 Most miscarriages do not lead to hospitalisation — many are managed in outpatient settings, primary care or outside the healthcare system

💡 Rural areas, financial precarity, chronic conditions, age and prior miscarriage history are associated with higher hospitalisation rates

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🆕 New preprint!

We know surprisingly little about how people navigate care after pregnancy loss. We explore this using French national health insurance records.

🔗Link to the preprint: doi.org/10.31235/osf...

Key findings below 👇

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Authors: @selinkoksal.bsky.social , @mccompans.bsky.social , @heinivaisanen.bsky.social

Data: Next Steps and BCS70 @clscohorts.bsky.social, Understanding Society, and NatSal

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We find relatively similar & plausible #miscarriage estimates: 18-24% of women experience miscarriages, and 14-21% of all pregnancies are miscarriages.

Miscarriage rates by age are similar to a previous study for younger age groups, but the estimates diverge from age 35, indicating uncertainty

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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...

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From research to action 💥
SOC-MISC hosted a workshop with Dr Mégane Acheche (Besançon University Hospital). Her clinical expertise is key to building the foundations of some next steps of the project.
More soon!
With Fondation Solimut and @erc.europa.eu
#PregnancyLoss #Miscarriage #WomensHealth

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🔍 In this session on pregnancy loss, we welcome papers exploring:
✨ Theoretical perspectives (on grief, reproductive justice, biomedicalization)
✨ Methodological innovations and mixed-methods approaches
✨ Empirical research on experiences, inequalities in access to care and support

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📢 Call for Papers: "Studying Pregnancy Losses"

We're excited to announce a session at the @eshms.bsky.social Biennial Conference 2026 in Hamburg

📧 eshms.eu/wp-content/u...

🗓️ Deadline: 15 February 2026

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Bonne année à tous 🎉
📢 Nous sommes heureux d'annoncer que la première newsletter du projet SOC-MISC vient d'être publiée.
📖 Nous vous invitons à la lire et à vous abonner ici pour ne manquer aucune actualité concernant nos recherches sur les #FaussesCouches : soc-misc.site.ined.fr/fr/a-propos/...

Happy New Year everyone 🎉
📢 We are glad to announce that the first newsletter of the SOC-MISC project has just been published.
📖 Please read it and subscribe here to never miss updates on our #miscarriage research : soc-misc.site.ined.fr/en/about/soc... The newsletter will be published twice a year.

We will also use these funds to organise a workshop with healthcare professionals and those who have recently experienced a #miscarriage to develop an infographic about support and care resources available after a miscarriage in France. 3/3

The funds allow us to write more articles studying these data on miscarriage experiences in France. 2/3

Logo of the Solimut Foundation under the aegis of the Fondation de l'Avenir.

ENG | The SOC-MISC team members @heinivaisanen.bsky.social & Hélène Malmanche won funding from the Solimut foundation to further support qualitative research conducted in the SOC-MISC project 🥳 1/3

Nous dédierons ces fonds à l’organisation d’un atelier avec des professionnels de santé et des personnes ayant récemment vécu une #FausseCouche afin de développer une infographie sur les ressources d'aide et de soins disponibles après une fausse couche en France. 3/3

Ce soutien nous permettra de rédiger davantage d'articles consacrés à l'étude des données relatives aux expériences de fausses couches en France. 2/3

Logo de la Fondation Solimut Mutuelle de France sous égide de la Fondation de l'Avenir.

FR | Les membres de l'équipe SOC-MISC, @heinivaisanen.bsky.social et Hélène Malmanche, ont obtenu un financement de la fondation Solimut afin de poursuivre leur soutien à la recherche qualitative menée dans le cadre du projet SOC-MISC 🥳. 1/3

We will also use these funds to organise a workshop with healthcare professionals and those who have recently experienced a #miscarriage to develop an infographic about support and care resources available after a miscarriage in France. 3/3

Happy New Year 🎉

💡A reminder to start 2026 with the next FemQuant seminar on Wed 14 Jan given by Dr Hyojin Seo on "Outsider Orbit: Segmentation of Employment Trajectories and Feminisation of Outsiders in South Korea"

Please register using the link below to receive the Zoom link on the day 👇

Call for papers, performances, facilitators. Fannyversary conference 2026. Feminism, gender and justice in an increasingly reactionary world. Deadline: February 6 2026. Details on our website.

This spring, we've teamed up with Open University to examine feminism, gender and justice within law, theatre and the humanities at our inaugural Fanniversary conference. We want to hear your proposals for papers, lectures, performances, workshops and more. www.vaginamuseum.co.uk/fanniversary...

We show how changing a denominator changes the story of social #inequality in #miscarriage & discuss why such inequalities may (not) emerge
The entire issue is full of brilliant articles by exciting scholars, worth a read!
Many thanks to SI editors Laura Sochas, Kaveri Qureshi & Philip Kreager

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📖Recommended reading
Our article 'Measuring social inequalities in self-reported #miscarriage experiences in the UK' is now part of a special issue 'Reproductive Vulnerabilities: A Critical Perspective' in Journal of Critical Public Health
Full issue: journalhosting.ucalgary.ca/index.php/jc...

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🔍 In this session on pregnancy loss, we welcome papers exploring:
✨ Theoretical perspectives (on grief, reproductive justice, biomedicalization)
✨ Methodological innovations and mixed-methods approaches
✨ Empirical research on experiences, inequalities in access to care and support

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📢 Call for Papers: "Studying Pregnancy Losses"

We're excited to announce a session at the @eshms.bsky.social Biennial Conference 2026 in Hamburg

📧 eshms.eu/wp-content/u...

🗓️ Deadline: 15 February 2026

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