Background Subjective social status has a known association with health, whereby better
health outcomes are observed for those with higher perceived status. In this research, we …

Higher subjective socio-economic status (SES) goes along with better self-rated health: This
finding is well-established in the literature, yet the majority of studies it is based on only rely …

Objectives Due to statistical challenges in disentangling the mobility effect (ie,
intergenerational educational mobility) from the position effect (ie, parental and person's …

Objectives We examined associations between intra-generational social mobility (reflected
in life-course socioeconomic trajectories) and mortality, among older men. Methods Data …

Although socioeconomic status is salient for health and well-being across the life course,
previous research indicates that the social gradient in health is racialized and that Black …

Abstract Background and Objectives Evidence remains unclear on the impact of life-course
socioeconomic position (SEP) mobility on frailty trajectories in later life. We aim to examine …

As populations age and informal caregiving becomes more widespread, the health
consequences of providing care are becoming a key concern for societies. Sociological …