# INED DataLab's Mortality and Health Databases: Valuable Sources for Comparative Research

Arianna Caporali, Etienne Couppié, Iris Hourani, Svitlana Poniakina

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# INED DataLab's Mortality and Health Databases: Valuable Sources for Comparative Research

Arianna Caporali* (arianna.caporali@ined.fr); Étienne Couppié*, Iris Hourani*, Svitlana Poniakina*

*French Institute for Demographic Studies (INED)

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datalab.site.ined.fr

INED's DataLab was created in 2019 in the context of “Open Data”.

It brings together two types of activities: the development of demographic and contextual databases and the activities to provide access to INED surveys.

## International Database on Longevity (IDL)

INED's DataLab launched recently the **new IDL website**, with a new **dataviz** tool

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www.supercentenarians.org

* Data on nearly 20,000 individuals in 13 countries who lived to age 105+

* Data following standardized guidelines

* Designed to study the limits of longevity and the mortality hazard at the oldest ages

## Human Cause-of-death Database (HCD)

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www.causesofdeath.org

* Mortality data by cause according to the CIM-10 for 19 countries since the 1950s

* Reconstructions tailored to each country based on standardized method

* Soon to become the cause-of-death (COD) component of the Human Mortality Database (HMD)

## The Demography of Covid-19 Deaths Database (DCDD)

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dc-covid.site.ined.fr

* Cumulative Covid-19 deaths by sex and age, by place and by date of death, for 21 countries.

* Rich metadata to assess comparability across data sources

* Regular updates

* Resources for researchers and for non-specialists