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Conduct a thesis comparing trajectories of healthcare utilization and autonomy loss during the decade following a stroke with those of the adult population in France, Europe, and the United States. The research will examine the effects of early functional parameters and pre-stroke multimorbidity on healthcare utilization, institutionalization, and home care. The project uses data from SNDS, SHARE, and HRS. A master's degree in biostatistics, epidemiology, or public health with good knowledge of statistics is required. The student will receive weekly supervision and benefit from the expertise of biostatisticians and other team members. The position lasts 36 months, with 38.30 hours per week, 32 days of annual leave, 13 RTT days, partial travel expense reimbursement up to 75%, and Inserm Social Action Committee benefits. The starting date is the last quarter of 2025.