Antonino Polizzi

@polizzan.bsky.social

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Deputy Head Laboratory of Population Health @mpidr.bsky.social. PhD @sociologyoxford.bsky.social & @oxforddemsci.bsky.social. Researching life expectancy, causes of death, + formal demography of fertility & mortality. Photo by Potters Instinct Photography.

Life expectancy at birth for males and females in England & Wales and 20 high-income countries in 2011 (tail of arrow) and 2019 (head of arrow).
Net contributions (in months) from mortality trends between 2011 and 2019 to life expectancy gaps between England & Wales and each high-income country in 2019, by age group.
Net contributions (in months) from mortality trends between 2011 and 2019 to life expectancy gaps between England & Wales and each high-income country in 2019, by cause of death.
Changes in life expectancy gaps (in months) between England & Wales and 20 high-income countries during 2011–19 for: (a) females; and (b) males.
Life expectancy at birth for males and females in England & Wales and 20 high-income countries in 2011 (tail of arrow) and 2019 (head of arrow).
From left to right: Maria Gargiulo, Antonino Polizzi, and Andrea Tilstra pose for a photograph in the quad of Nuffield College. Antonino is wearing a red and purple graduation gown and holding a bouquet of pink and yellow flowers. They are all smiling.
Density, survival, and hazard functions calculated from birth counts (B1D1) and fertility rates (Conventional), by maternal cohort (1880–1960), Sweden. The lowest panels show the ratios of the functions.
Matriculation, Nuffield College, October 2021
Graph showing how changes in COVID-19 and non-COVID-19 mortality affected life expectancy in 24 countries in the periods 2015-19, 2019-20, 2020-21, 2021-22.
Figure 2 from Polizzi/Dowd (2024), showing counterfactual US life expectancy values for females and males in 2010-2019. USA panel replicates Figure 1 from Abrams et al. (2023).
Figure 1 from Polizzi/Dowd (2024), showing rates of mortality improvement in 2000-2009 and 2010-2019 for females and males in five high-income countries.
Figure 1 from Abrams et al. (2023), showing counterfactual US life expectancy values for women and men in 2010-2019.
Figure 1 from Polizzi/Dowd (2024), showing rates of mortality improvement in 2000-2009 and 2010-2019 for females and males in five high-income countries.