Do family dinners reduce the risk for early adolescent substance use? A propensity score analysis [0.03%]
家庭晚餐能降低青少年过早使用毒品的风险吗？一项估算倾向得分的研究分析
John P Hoffmann,Elizabeth Warnick
John P Hoffmann
The risks of early adolescent substance use on health and well-being are well documented. In recent years, several experts have claimed that a simple preventive measure for these behaviors is for families to share evening meals. In this stu...
Mothers' union histories and the mental and physical health of adolescents born to unmarried mothers [0.03%]
未婚母亲的结社历史及其子女的心理和身体健康状况
Kristi Williams,Sharon Sassler,Adrianne Frech et al.
Kristi Williams et al.
As nonmarital childbearing becomes a dominant pathway to family formation, understanding its long-term consequences for children's well-being is increasingly important. Analysis of linked mother-child data from the 1979 National Longitudina...
Jennifer March Augustine,Robert L Crosnoe,Rachel Gordon
Jennifer March Augustine
The majority of young American children regularly spend time in nonparental care settings. Such arrangements are associated with their experiences of common childhood illnesses. Why this linkage exists, how it varies across the socioeconomi...
Clara Bergen,Tanya Stivers
Clara Bergen
Modern patients walk a tightrope between respecting medical authority and acting as knowledgeable advocates regarding health issues, with the agency and responsibilities that come with this. This article uses conversation analysis to explor...
Why have educational disparities in mortality increased among white women in the United States? Policy brief [0.03%]
美国白人女性教育差异导致的死亡率差距为何在增大？政策简报
Jennifer Karas Montez,Anna Zajacova
Jennifer Karas Montez
Explaining the widening education gap in mortality among U.S. white women [0.03%]
解释美国白人女性教育程度差距加大的原因
Jennifer Karas Montez,Anna Zajacova
Jennifer Karas Montez
Over the past half century the gap in mortality across education levels has grown in the United States, and since the mid-1980s, the growth has been especially pronounced among white women. The reasons for the growth among white women are u...
Romantic relationships and health among African American young adults: linking patterns of relationship quality over time to changes in physical and mental health [0.03%]
非洲裔美国青年成人中的浪漫关系与健康：关系质量的变化模式对身心健康的影响
Ashley B Barr,Elizabeth Culatta,Ronald L Simons
Ashley B Barr
With trends in delayed marriage, scholars have begun to explore how a wide range of romantic relationships contribute to health. Although a welcome shift, this largely cross-sectional work ignores potential (in)stability in relationship sup...
Social isolation and adult mortality: the role of chronic inflammation and sex differences [0.03%]
社会孤立与成人死亡率：慢性炎症和性别差异的作用
Yang Claire Yang,Martha K McClintock,Michael Kozloski et al.
Yang Claire Yang et al.
The health and survival benefits of social embeddedness have been widely documented across social species, but the underlying biophysiological mechanisms have not been elucidated in the general population. We assessed the process by which s...
Physical limitation and emotional well-being: gender and marital status variations [0.03%]
体力限制与情感福祉：性别和婚姻状况的差异性分析
Jennifer Caputo,Robin W Simon
Jennifer Caputo
Despite the proliferation of studies documenting the relationship between physical limitation and depressive symptoms in the United States, we currently do not know (1) whether physical impairment is associated with other dimensions of emot...
Lucie Kalousova,Sarah A Burgard
Lucie Kalousova
Most American households carry debt, yet we have little understanding of how debt influences health behavior, especially health care seeking. We examined associations between foregone medical care and debt using a population-based sample of...