R P Mero
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Lantz P, Lynch J, House J, Lepkowski J, Mero R, Musick M, et al.
Soc Sci Med
. 2001 May;
53(1):29-40.
PMID: 11380160
This study investigated the hypothesis that socioeconomic differences in health status change can largely be explained by the higher prevalence of individual health-risk behaviors among those of lower socioeconomic position....
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House J, Lepkowski J, Williams D, Mero R, Lantz P, Robert S, et al.
Am J Public Health
. 2000 Dec;
90(12):1898-904.
PMID: 11111263
Objectives: The goals of this study were to estimate prospective mortality risks of city residence, specify how these risks vary by population subgroup, and explore possible explanations. Methods: Data were...
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Lantz P, House J, Lepkowski J, Williams D, Mero R, Chen J
JAMA
. 1998 Jun;
279(21):1703-8.
PMID: 9624022
Context: A prominent hypothesis regarding social inequalities in mortality is that the elevated risk among the socioeconomically disadvantaged is largely due to the higher prevalence of health risk behaviors among...
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House J, Lepkowski J, Kinney A, Mero R, Kessler R, Herzog A
J Health Soc Behav
. 1994 Sep;
35(3):213-34.
PMID: 7983335
The way health varies with age is importantly stratified by socioeconomic status (SES)--specifically, education and income. Prior theory and cross-sectional data suggest that among higher SES persons the onset of...
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Klitzman S, House J, Israel B, Mero R
J Behav Med
. 1990 Jun;
13(3):221-43.
PMID: 2213867
This paper examines the interface between work stress and nonwork stress and how it relates to health. Results indicate that the way people feel at work is largely a function...