Integrating medical and environmental sociology with environmental health: crossing boundaries and building connections through advocacy [0.03%]
跨越边界和通过倡导建立联系以促进医学与环境社会学与环境卫生的融合
Phil Brown
Phil Brown
This article reviews the personal and professional processes of developing an interdisciplinary approach to understanding the complex issues of environmental health in their community, political-economic, social science, and scientific cont...
Community disorder, victimization exposure, and mental health in a national sample of youth [0.03%]
社区混乱、受害经历与青年精神健康之间的关系研究
Heather A Turner,Anne Shattuck,Sherry Hamby et al.
Heather A Turner et al.
This study considers whether elevated distress among youth living in more disordered neighborhoods can be explained by personal exposure to violence and victimization, level of non-victimization adversity, and family support. Analyses were ...
Genetic interactions with prenatal social environment: effects on academic and behavioral outcomes [0.03%]
遗传与产前社会环境的相互作用：对学业和行为的影响
Dalton Conley,Emily Rauscher
Dalton Conley
Numerous studies report gene-environment interactions, suggesting that specific alleles have different effects on social outcomes depending on environment. In all these studies, however, environmental conditions are potentially endogenous t...
Gary J Gates
Gary J Gates
Andrew J Cherlin
Andrew J Cherlin
Policy brief: are same-sex cohabitors less healthy than people in other union statuses? [0.03%]
简报：同性伴侣的健康状况不如其他婚姻状态的人？
Hui Liu,Corinne Reczek,Dustin Brown
Hui Liu
Debra Umberson,Gilbert C Gee
Debra Umberson
Same-sex cohabitors and health: the role of race-ethnicity, gender, and socioeconomic status [0.03%]
同性伴侣的健康状况与种族、性别及社会经济地位的关系
Hui Liu,Corinne Reczek,Dustin Brown
Hui Liu
A legacy of research finds that marriage is associated with good health. Yet same-sex cohabitors cannot marry in most states in the United States and therefore may not receive the health benefits associated with marriage. We use pooled data...
Bridget J Goosby
Bridget J Goosby
Applying cumulative inequality theory, this study examines the extent to which childhood socioeconomic disadvantage and maternal depression increase the risk of major depression and chronic pain in U.S. working-aged adults. Further, I asses...
Catherine E Ross,John Mirowsky
Catherine E Ross