Katrina Kezios

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Boston University

United States

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Dr. Katrina Kezios is an Assistant Professor at Boston University, USA. Her research focuses on the intersections of socioeconomic conditions, cognitive aging, and health outcomes across the life course. Recent articles include studies on epigenetic age acceleration, income volatility's impact on cognitive function, and the relationship between stress and mental health outcomes. Through her work, she aims to address data gaps in life course epidemiology and improve understanding of health disparities.

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Emory University

UNITED STATES

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Impact of socioeconomic conditions across the life course on epigenetic age acceleration: evidence from a longitudinal cohort

Approaches to Timescale Choice in Cognitive Aging Research and Potential Implications for Estimated Exposure Effects: Coordinated Analyses in 10 Cohorts of Older Adults

20-Year income volatility and cognitive function in the National Longitudinal Survey of Youth (1979) cohort: A replication and extension of CARDIA findings

Inconsistent consistency: evaluating the well-defined intervention assumption in applied epidemiological research

Stress across the lifecourse and adult mental and physical health outcomes

A critique and examination of the polysocial risk score approach: predicting cognition in the Health and Retirement Study

Overcoming Data Gaps in Life Course Epidemiology by Matching Across Cohorts

Propensity Scores in Health Disparities Research: The Example of Cognitive Aging and the Hispanic Paradox

Associations of Religious Service Attendance With Cognitive Function in Midlife: Findings From The CARDIA Study

Could maternal thyroid function during pregnancy affect daughters’ age at menarche through child growth? A mediation analysis

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Leah Moubadder

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