JHSB

Official twitter account of the Journal of Health and Social Behavior (JHSB), a publication of the American Sociological Association.

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How does raising children with serious conditions affect maternal physical health? #NewPublication in our May issue explores the intensity of this parental role: https://t.co/gyIPLt966Z
By Xuewen Yan & Robert Crosnoe
@UTPopCenter @UTAustin

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#NewPublication explores how work-related experiences throughout midlife are associated with accelerated epigenetic aging. To read more: https://t.co/9vRXUjo6FJ
By Mateo P. Farina, Rachel Donnelly & Jessica D. Faul

@UTAustin @VanderbiltU @UMich

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#NewPublication studies physicians’ reactions to tools aimed at rationalizing and standardizing their work, exploring the impacts on their clinical autonomy and job satisfaction: https://t.co/ZjhwMw5v8l
By Lei Jin & Lin Tao

@CUHKofficial @PKU1898 @ASAMedSoc

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@UNLincoln @OhioState @ASAMedSoc

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This #InternationalDayOfFamilies read about the effects of multigenerational coresidence on psychological distress among adolescents and young adults across racial-ethnic groups: https://t.co/uJqe9exIkE
#NewPublication by Zhe (Meredith) Zhang, Qi Li, @cgcolen & @RinReczek

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#NewPublication explores effects of working from home policies on mental health before and after Covid-19 across gender, childcare status, and occupations. To learn more: https://t.co/KwePZuYyZq
By Constance Beaufils & @HeejungChung

@KingsCollegeLon @kingsbschool @ASAMedSoc

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In light of #WorldImmunizationWeek, learn about Flu Vaccination rates in the US and how they differ by sexuality, gender, and race-ethnicity. Ning Hsieh explores: https://t.co/NXCewB4w4q

@MSU_Sociology @ASAMedSoc @RaceGenderClass

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#NewPublication explores mortality risks of grandparents who coreside with their grandchildren, and reveals racial and ethnic differences. To learn more: https://t.co/Lj4BI02qIt
By @HXu_Soc John R. Logan & @PopGeog

@QC_News @BrownSociology @GWtweets @ASAMedSoc

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Today is #WorldHealthDay-> @drschut studies the relationship between state policies and the distribution of health care, and reveals a “two-tiered” healthcare system in the US.
To learn more: https://t.co/5qZRQUipRq

@cwru @ASAMedSoc

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In our March issue #NewPublication finds that telehealth abortion reduces structural barriers to abortion and mitigates experiences of stigma: https://t.co/5RpDCqhABw
By @andreavbecker Celina Doria Leah R. Koenig Jennifer Ko & @UshmaU
@HunterSociology @UCSF @uwmadison @ASAMedSoc

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@OxfordDemSci @SociologyOxford @UniofOxford @TCDsociology @tcddublin @HumboldtUni @ASAMedSoc

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In our March issue @Andrea_Tilstra & @NicoleKapelle study changes in health behaviors during marital dissolution.
Read more about the variability in those behaviors by gender, education, and parenthood status: https://t.co/n1DGKVflQH

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In our March issue, #NewPublication analyzes longitudinal data to explore how self-rated health affects transitions in and out of marriage and cohabitation across six countries: https://t.co/hNeybDKLTp
By Matthijs Kalmijn of @NIDI_KNAW @univgroningen

@ASAMedSoc

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In our March issue, read about the associations between social polarization and prevalence of cardiometabolic disease across neighborhoods: https://t.co/YYc5EqtVIe
#NewPublication By Ethan Siu Leung Cheung David S. Curtis Sara Grineski Yehua Dennis Wei &Ming Wen
@UUTAH @ASAMedSoc

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March 8 is #WomensDay ->
#NewPublication explores how women’s depressive symptoms unfold across children’s early life, and compares these trajectories across the US, the UK, and Australia: https://t.co/CSl9zvExaL
By Shannon Cavanagh & Asya Saydam

@UTAustinSoc @ASAMedSoc

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March 1 is #ZeroDiscriminationDay
In #NewPublication @sociologylauren & @alinzar find that labeling events as discrimination is related to self-rated health, but this relationship depends on how one defines discrimination-> https://t.co/op7IkhK7Le

@UNCSociology @OhioState

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#NewPublication explores the concept of Racialized Burnout by studying the unequal racialized and gendered experiences encountered by birthworkers of color. To learn more: https://t.co/dtTlBumi2o
By @HyeyoungNelson Ashlyn Lange Mercy Kibet & Maleeha K. Shah

@CUDenver @ASAMedSoc

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Just in time for #ValentinesDay: Wondering how that on-again/off-again relationship affects your mental health?
Sarah Halpern-Meekin & @kristinturney
explore: https://t.co/tpCKRWtPLW

@uwmadison @UWSoHE @UCIrvine @ASAMedSoc @ASA_Family

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How does gender and sexual orientation shape stress and emotion work among spousal caregivers for those living with Dementia? #NewPublication explores: https://t.co/f6d9oOpyHp
By Toni Calasanti Brian de Vries Sadie Snow & Jing Geng

@virginia_tech @SFSU @HollinsU @ASAMedSoc

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@FSV_UK @unito @UniofNottingham @ugent @icsunivlisboa @UniEastFinland ISCTE-IUL @JagiellonskiUni Tampere University @ASAMedSoc

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How does the bilateral trust between parents and healthcare professionals affect childhood vaccine hesitancy? #NewPublication draws on a team ethnography in seven European countries.

Read here to learn more: https://t.co/sxuC4IqT7r

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Paulina Polak, Tadeusz Józef Rudek, Maria Świątkiewicz-Mośny, Pia Vuolanto & Aleksandra Wagner