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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: bit.ly/4sNusy4 By Matthijs Kalmijn of @NIDI_KNAW @univgroningen @ASAMedSoc

In our March issue, read about the associations between social polarization and prevalence of cardiometabolic disease across neighborhoods: bit.ly/4rZDKHi #NewPublication By Ethan Siu Leung Cheung David S. Curtis Sara Grineski Yehua Dennis Wei &Ming Wen @UUTAH @ASAMedSoc

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: bit.ly/4ud4VA2 By Shannon Cavanagh & Asya Saydam @UTAustinSoc @ASAMedSoc

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-> bit.ly/3MSBoKZ @UNCSociology @OhioState

#NewPublication explores the concept of Racialized Burnout by studying the unequal racialized and gendered experiences encountered by birthworkers of color. To learn more: bit.ly/3MLXsad By @HyeyoungNelson Ashlyn Lange Mercy Kibet & Maleeha K. Shah @CUDenver @ASAMedSoc

Just in time for #ValentinesDay: Wondering how that on-again/off-again relationship affects your mental health? Sarah Halpern-Meekin & @kristinturney explore: bit.ly/3xjM7D1 @uwmadison @UWSoHE @UCIrvine @ASAMedSoc @ASA_Family

How does gender and sexual orientation shape stress and emotion work among spousal caregivers for those living with Dementia? #NewPublication explores: bit.ly/4qTTH1c By Toni Calasanti Brian de Vries Sadie Snow & Jing Geng @virginia_tech @SFSU @HollinsU @ASAMedSoc

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

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

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: bit.ly/4qNOEiU

Free to read + podcast! ASA member Matthew A. Andersson and Anastasia McSwain @Baylor investigate diverse approaches to internalized sexism in this @JofHSB article: bit.ly/45RU1VI. Anderson discusses their results in this podcast: bit.ly/4b6U6sd @SageJournals

Ahead of #InternationalDayOfEducation learn about the effects of high school education on cognitive functions in later life: bit.ly/40hTeeS By Sara M. Moorman & Jooyoung Kong @BostonCollege @UWMadSocialWork @ASAMedSoc

What does air quality sensing feel like? #NewPublication examines the emotional dimensions of sensor use among parents of asthmatic children: bit.ly/4qPomfw By Casey J. Mullen, Sara E. Grineski, M. Manuela Herrera, L. Piper Christian & Jessica Cuello @NUCSSH @UUTAH

#NewPublication reveals that metro areas with zoning laws that restrict housing density to low levels have wider race, ethnic, and income disparities in health: bit.ly/4bjoyze By Kate W. Strully Tse-Chuan Yang Chunxu Fang &Han Liu @UAlbany @UTSA @ASAMedSoc

In our December issue, read about the impacts of naturalization on mortality risks among immigrants to the US: bit.ly/40XQao6 By Thoa V. Khuu @VanHookJenny Kendal L. Lowrey @psupopresearch @PSUSocCrim @ASAMedSoc #InternationalMigrantsDay

In our December issue, learn about the effects of Countervailing Powers of the state, healthcare organizations and patients on physicians during the Covid19 pandemic: bit.ly/457Y9QY By Tania M. Jenkins Liza Buchbinder & Mara Buchbinder @UNCSociology @UCLAHealth @UNC_SOM

In our December issue Matthew Grace finds that personal and vicarious stress exposure predict greater anticipatory stress among marginalized groups. Read here to learn more: bit.ly/3MuAX9f #NewPublication @HamiltonCollege @ASAMedSoc

In honor of #InternationalDayOfPersonsWithDisabilities learn how structural ableism impacts self-rated health and functional limitation among people with disabilities: bit.ly/48cYCn2 #NewPublication By @Robyn_LB @universityofky @ASAMedSoc

#NewPublication reveals that traits such as intelligence, self-confidence, and self-control do not account for race or SES inequalities in health: bit.ly/4oWSQvB By Bruce G. Link Ezra S. Susser Pam Factor-Litvak & Barbara A Cohn @UCRiverside @CUEpidemiology @ColumbiaMSPH