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期刊名:Biodemography and social biology

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ISSN:1948-5565

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Zhuoni Zhang,Shige Song,Xiaogang Wu Zhuoni Zhang
This article examines the long-term health consequences of China's 1959-1961 famine by comparing people who stayed in Guangdong and endured the famine with people who crossed the border to immigrate to Hong Kong and thus escaped the famine....
Maria C Norton,Daniel J Hatch,Ronald G Munger et al. Maria C Norton et al.
Biological and epidemiological evidence has linked early-life psychosocial stress with late-life health, with inflammation as a potential mechanism. We report here the association between familial death in childhood and adulthood and increa...
Aniruddha Das Aniruddha Das
This nationally representative study queried effects of community dwelling older adults' depression and inflammation at baseline on over-time changes in surrogate markers of their cardiometabolic risk. Data were from the 2005-2006 and 2010-...
Terrence D Hill,Preeti Vaghela,Christopher G Ellison et al. Terrence D Hill et al.
Although numerous studies suggest that religious involvement is associated with better health and longer life expectancies, it is unclear whether these general patterns extend to cellular aging. The mechanisms linking indicators of religiou...
Anna Zajacova,Jennifer Karas Montez Anna Zajacova
Functional limitations and disability declined in the US during the 1980s and 1990s, but reports of early 21st century trends are mixed. Whether educational inequalities in functioning increased or decreased is also poorly understood. Given...
Natalie A Rivadeneira,Andrew Noymer Natalie A Rivadeneira
We analyze lung cancer mortality by age and sex in the United States, 1959-2013. It is already known that male lung cancer death rates exceed those of women and that tobacco use is the leading reason for the sex difference. We elaborate on ...
Julie Skalamera Olson,Robert A Hummer,Kathleen Mullan Harris Julie Skalamera Olson
U.S. trends in population health suggest alarming disparities among young adults, who are less healthy across most measureable domains than their counterparts in other high-income countries; these international comparisons are particularly ...
April M Falconi April M Falconi
Studies using the sensitive periods framework typically examine the effects of early life exposures on later life health, due to the significant growth and development occurring during the first few years of life. The menopausal transition ...
Anna Merklinger-Gruchala,Grazyna Jasienska,Maria Kapiszewska Anna Merklinger-Gruchala
Multiparous mothers have greater umbilical blood flow and thus more efficient transport of pollutants than primiparous mothers. We tested a hypothesis that multiparous mothers are more prone to have an infant with low birth weight (LBW) aft...