Engaging in one's neighborhood fosters independence, promotes social connectedness,
improves quality of life, and increases life expectancy in older adults. There is a lack of …

We identified several key challenges related to measuring the association between
gentrification and health. These include: 1) the presence of social and physical conditions …

Relatively few neighborhood-focused studies explicitly model the relationship between
neighborhood change—ie, racial change within a neighborhood—and individual mental …

A large body of research has been dedicated to understanding the neighborhood conditions
that impact health, which outcomes are affected, and how these associations vary by …

Neighborhood disadvantage erodes residents' mental and physical health. But whether
rapid reductions in disadvantage spurred by gentrification attenuate or exacerbate these …

Gentrification has been one of the most controversial and elusive concepts in the housing,
community development, urban, and public health literatures in the last two decades (Brown …

This article examines racial and ethnic disparities in the relationship between gentrification
and exposure to contextual determinants of health. In our study, we focused on changes in …

Visible signs of disorder serve as markers of difference across urban space. Sociological
theory suggests that variation in collective social control efforts contributes to variation in …

Data wrangling is typically treated as an obligatory, codified, and ideally automated step in
machine learning that transforms qualities into quantities and quantities into algorithmic …