Tetyana Pudrovska,Amelia Karraker
Tetyana Pudrovska
Using the 1957-2004 data from the Wisconsin Longitudinal Study, we explore the effect of job authority in 1993 (at age 54) on the change in depressive symptoms between 1993 and 2004 (age 65) among white men and women. Within-gender comparis...
Bad marriage, broken heart? Age and gender differences in the link between marital quality and cardiovascular risks among older adults [0.03%]
婚姻不幸，心脏病痛？婚姻质量与老年人心血管风险之间的关系及性别和年龄差异分析
Hui Liu,Linda Waite
Hui Liu
Working from a life course perspective, we develop hypotheses about age and gender differences in the link between marital quality and cardiovascular risk and test them using data from the first two waves of the National Social Life, Health...
Stefanie Mollborn,Laurie James-Hawkins,Elizabeth Lawrence et al.
Stefanie Mollborn et al.
This study integrates two important developments, the concept of health lifestyles (which has focused on adults and adolescents) and the increased attention to early childhood. We introduce the concept of children's health lifestyles, ident...
Charles L Bosk
Charles L Bosk
This article extends Weber's discussion of science as a vocation by applying it to medical sociology. Having used qualitative methods for nearly 40 years to interpret problems of meaning as they arise in the context of health care, I descri...
Race and ancestry in the age of inclusion: technique and meaning in post-genomic science [0.03%]
后基因组科学时代的_race_与祖先：方法与意义
Janet K Shim,Sara L Ackerman,Katherine Weatherford Darling et al.
Janet K Shim et al.
This article examines how race and ancestry are taken up in gene-environment interaction (GEI) research on complex diseases such as heart disease, diabetes, and cancer. Using 54 in-depth interviews of 33 scientists and over 200 hours of obs...
Stefan Timmermans,Laura A Orrico,Jasmine Smith
Stefan Timmermans
A lack of health insurance has long been associated with negative effects on individual and family health due to access barriers. However, we know little about how a lack of health insurance affects wider communities beyond health care. Bas...
"I want you to save my kid!": Illness management strategies, access, and inequality at an elite university research hospital [0.03%]
“救我的孩子吧！——一家顶尖大学附属教学医院的求医策略、就医途径及不平等现象分析
Amanda M Gengler
Amanda M Gengler
Using data drawn from interviews and observations with 18 families whose children were diagnosed with life-threatening, often rare diseases, I examine how families accessed and negotiated medical care at a top 10-ranked university research ...
How health conditions translate into self-ratings: a comparative study of older adults across Europe [0.03%]
健康状况如何影响老年人的自我评价？欧洲多国的比较研究
Melissa A Hardy,Francesco Acciai,Adriana M Reyes
Melissa A Hardy
Using data from the Survey of Health, Ageing and Retirement in Europe, we examine how respondents translate morbidity and disability into self-rated health (SRH), how national populations differ in SRH, and how normative and person-specific...
Comparative Study
Journal of health and social behavior. 2014 Sep;55(3):320-41. DOI:10.1177/0022146514541446 2014
Stress proliferation across generations? Examining the relationship between parental incarceration and childhood health [0.03%]
跨世代的压力蔓延？考察父母服刑与儿童健康之间的关系
Kristin Turney
Kristin Turney
Stress proliferation theory suggests that parental incarceration may have deleterious intergenerational health consequences. In this study, I use data from the 2011-2012 National Survey of Children's Health (NSCH) to estimate the relationsh...
Gender and reinforcing associations between socioeconomic disadvantage and body mass over the life course [0.03%]
性别与生命历程中社会经济不利因素和体重之间的相互强化关系
Tetyana Pudrovska,Eric N Reither,Ellis S Logan et al.
Tetyana Pudrovska et al.
Using the 1957-1993 data from the Wisconsin Longitudinal Study, we explore reciprocal associations between socioeconomic status (SES) and body mass in the 1939 birth cohort of non-Hispanic white men and women. We integrate the fundamental c...