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SSM: Population Health
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ISSN 2352-8273 · Elsevier · 1.587 artikel di indeks
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Modeling the dynamics of access to healthy food. The case of Cleveland, Ohio
Food insecurity in Cleveland, Ohio, reflects structural inequities that shape urban food systems in the United States and beyond. Historical legacies of racial segregation, chronic underinvestment in marginalized neighborhoods, and persistent wage stagnation have contributed to uneven access to…
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Authority endorsements backfire and social norms fail to increase vaccination intent in post-COVID Kazakhstan
Prestige bias and social norms messaging are among the most widely recommended vaccination communication strategies, yet they have been validated almost exclusively in high-trust, Western settings. Whether these strategies transfer to contexts where institutional trust is structurally low remains…
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Beyond social disorganization: Family SES, neighborhood context, and adolescent alcohol use
The relationship between contextual factors, including neighborhood characteristics, and adolescent alcohol use remains unclear, with studies finding either no effect or associations in either direction. The current study used data from a subset of a Czech longitudinal cohort (ELSPAC; analytic N =…
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A systematic review and empiric examination of the conceptual and analytic overlap between allostatic load and multimorbidity
Background: Allostatic load is conceptualised as a sub-clinical construct reflecting cumulative physiological wear associated with chronic environmental and psychosocial stress. However, marked heterogeneity in biomarker composition, threshold definition, and medication handling raises concerns…
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Mukbang/Cookbang viewing and adolescent oral symptoms: A nationally representative analysis of social patterning in South Korea
Mukbang (eating-broadcast) and Cookbang (cooking-broadcast) content, a globally distributed digital food exposure originating in South Korea, reaches adolescents through algorithmically curated platforms, yet its population-level implications for oral health remain uncharacterised. Pooled…
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Non-linear association between mHealth-measured daily steps and subsequent healthcare expenditures among long-term app users in Osaka, Japan
While physical activity has been associated with lower healthcare expenditures, existing studies relying on self-reports and linear models have struggled to characterize the non-linear shape of this association. Using a linked dataset of mHealth step counts and administrative claims data from…
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Early-life residential mobility as a social determinant of mood disorder risk: A nationwide longitudinal cohort study in South Korea
Background: Residential mobility during childhood has been widely discussed as a potential source of psychosocial disruption, yet population-level longitudinal evidence remains limited outside Western contexts. This study examined whether early-life residential mobility is associated with the…
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How do you feel right now? Investigating momentary well-being in French adolescents using geographically-explicit ecological momentary assessment
Introduction: Adolescence is a period of heightened emotional reactivity and vulnerability to mental health problems, during which well-being plays a central role in psychological adjustment. Beyond reflecting immediate experiences, momentary well-being has been linked to long-term outcomes such as…
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More than mirror images: Health associations of transitions between formal and informal employment
Informal employment is an important social determinant of health, yet little is known about whether transitions into and out of informal employment are associated with health in similar ways. Using nationally representative panel data from the China Family Panel Studies from 2014 to 2020, this…
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Does sustainability marketing make people think food is healthier? A systematic review of health halo effects
Background: Information on sustainability has become increasingly prominent in food environments, shaping how consumers interpret the environmental attributes of food products. This is beginning to attract attention among scholars of the commercial determinants of health as evidence of the effects…
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Educational inequalities in disability at the end of life across European welfare regimes
Individuals with higher levels of educational attainment experience lower levels of disability than their lower educated counterparts, but it remains unclear how this educational gradient manifests at the end of life. We propose two competing perspectives that offer contrasting expectations. The…
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Identifying clinical and lifestyle factor mediators of the association between socioeconomic status and colorectal cancer mortality
Purpose: Higher SES is associated with lower mortality among colorectal cancer (CRC) survivors. We performed a mediation analysis to identify factors that mediate the association between household income and CRC mortality. Methods: Data arise from 1038 participants of the prospective Southern…
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Home-based telework and worker health and well-being across service occupations: A critical interpretive synthesis
The rapid expansion of home-based telework since COVID-19 has diversified the remote workforce to include service occupations centered on real-time interaction with patients, clients, and customers. Yet the literature on telework and health remains largely oriented toward the experiences of…
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Mental health risks before the threshold: A longitudinal study of housing cost burden and depressive symptoms in South Korea
Background: This study explores how depressive symptoms change across a gradual spectrum of housing cost burdens rather than at a single affordability benchmark. Methods: Drawing on twelve waves of the Korean Welfare Panel Study (2012-2023), we created a series of housing cost cut-offs and…
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Unstable hours, unequal health: Gendered occupational health costs of work-hour volatility in the U.S.
Introduction: Work-hour instability is a key feature of precarious employment, yet its population-level health implications remain insufficiently understood and may be obscured by employment-based selection. Methods: Using the Current Population Survey linked across two four-month observation…
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Evaluating the relationship between rental assistance and self-reliance and well-being among displaced populations: A propensity score–matched analysis
Background: Housing insecurity is a central but understudied determinant of self-reliance and psychosocial well-being among forcibly displaced populations. This study evaluates the relationship between a nine-month rental assistance program on self-reliance and multiple dimensions of well-being…
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Cross-cohort insights into the association of handgrip strength transitions and burdens with cardiovascular disease risk
Background: Previous studies established handgrip strength (HGS) as a potential risk factor for cardiovascular diseases (CVD). However, existing studies focused exclusively on baseline HGS and neglected longitudinal changes in HGS during follow-up. Thus, our aim was to investigate the associations…
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Domain-specific trends in healthy life expectancy among Chinese older adults: Compression, expansion, and dynamic equilibrium
Background: Amid rising global life expectancy, the debate over whether population aging entails a “compression” or an “expansion” of morbidity remains unresolved. Previous evidence, drawn largely from Western nations and often reliant on cross-sectional data or single health indicators, has…
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Digital exclusion, functional limitations transitions, and life expectancy: a multinational longitudinal study
Objective: This study examined associations between digital exclusion and functional limitations transitions, and quantified impacts on life expectancy across diverse international contexts. Methods: We analyzed 124,332 adults aged ≥50 years across 23 countries using five harmonized longitudinal…
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Social comparison contributes to work exhaustion in the context of workplace AI use: A three-wave follow-up study of Finnish workers
Background: The rise of artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming work tasks and social relations within organizations. Work exhaustion is increasing, and AI may heighten employees' sense of adaptability and social comparison. This three-wave longitudinal study examines employees’ work…
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