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期刊名:Biodemography and social biology

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ISSN:1948-5565

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Maarten Lindeboom,Reyn van Ewijk Maarten Lindeboom
There is increasing evidence that circumstances very early in our lives, and particularly during pregnancy, can affect our health for the remainder of life. Studies that have looked at this relationship have often used extreme situations, s...
Mary McEniry,Jacob McDermott Mary McEniry
The demographic transition of the 1930s-1960s dramatically improved life expectancy in some developing countries. Cohorts born during this time are increasingly characterized by their survivorship of poor early-life conditions, such as poor...
Jessica Y Ho Jessica Y Ho
Environmental exposures like rainfall and temperature influence infectious disease exposure and nutrition, two key early-life conditions linked to later-life health. However, few tests of whether early-life environmental exposures impact ad...
Peifeng Hu,Elizabeth H Herningtyas,Varsha Kale et al. Peifeng Hu et al.
Measurement of C-reactive protein (CRP), a marker of inflammation, in dried blood spots has been increasingly incorporated into community-based social surveys internationally. Although the dried blood spot-based CRP assay protocol has been ...
Brooke A Scelza Brooke A Scelza
The costs and benefits of polygyny have been widely debated and vary according to local sociopolitical context, the level of female autonomy, and economic considerations such as the mode of production. This study aims to understand percepti...
Catherine M Crespi,May C Wang,Edmund Seto et al. Catherine M Crespi et al.
Although many studies have examined the relationship of adiposity with neighborhood socioeconomic context in adults, few studies have investigated this relationship during adolescence. Using 10-year annual measurements of body mass index, e...
Annie Ro,Arline Geronimus,John Bound et al. Annie Ro et al.
Many studies, but not all, suggest that immigrant health worsens with duration of residence in the United States. Cohort effects may explain the inconsistent findings; not only are cohort effects confounded with duration, but the timing of ...
Josef Dolejs Josef Dolejs
Age trajectories of total mortality represent an irreplaceable source of information about the relationship between mortality and age. Total mortality includes death from external causes. Age affects mortality from all diseases differently ...
Jeffrey T Howard,P Johnelle Sparks Jeffrey T Howard
This study expands on earlier findings of racial/ethnic and education-allostatic load associations by assessing whether racial/ethnic differences in allostatic load persist across all levels of educational attainment. This study used data f...
Bethany Everett,Anna Zajacova Bethany Everett
Previous research has shown that men have higher levels of hypertension and lower levels of hypertension awareness than women, but it remains unclear if these differences emerge among young adults. Using the National Longitudinal Study of A...