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Zugarek GRE. Cumulative disadvantage: The role of childhood health and marital quality in the relationship between marriage and later life health. Sociology. 2015;M.A.
True-Funk A. Cumulative Inequality and Housing Insecurity Severity among Renters in Later Life. Sociology. 2018;Master of Science:88.
Kwag KH. The cumulative influences of socioeconomic status on health outcomes in late adulthood: A latent growth curve analysis. 2009;Doctor of Philosophy:90.

Web Article

Maitlall J. Can Daily Internet Use Alleviate Dementia Risk in Older Adults?.
Quirk M. Can Genetics Help Predict Depression After a Major Stressor?. Depression.
Salamon M. Can self-employment promote better cardiovascular health for women?.
McEvoy CT, ed. Can the Mediterranean Diet delay or prevent dementia?. Next Avenue.
Dillard R. Can the MIND Diet Reduce the Risk of Dementia?.
Famakinwa J. Caregiver Support Can Lower the Risk of a Prolonged Nursing Home Stay. Personal Home Care.
Hunter E. Certain Kidney Function Measures May Determine Long-Term Physical Function Decline.
Bonvissuto K. Certain types of air pollution raise risk of dementia: study.
Nova A. Channel anxiety to avoid bad investment decisions. CNBC.
Sleek S. Childhood Residue in the Aging Body. Observer.
Sherbourne M. Childhood trauma tied to tooth loss later in life. Michigan News.
Owens S. Chronic pain may accelerate memory decline. Neurology Now.
Fickman L. City or Country Living? Research Reveals Psychological Differences.
Marabito M. Cognitive impairment, headaches, CVD more common in former college football players.
Gupta S. Cognitive scientists may have just discovered the most cuddly way to protect your aging brain.
Miller M. Column: For U.S. retirees, rising interest rates a double-edged sword. Reuters.
Heatlh O. A Connection Between Diabetes, Oral Health and Dementia Highlights the Importance of Dental Care.
Armour P, Knapp D. The Consequences of Claiming Social Security Benefits at Age 62.
Kashdan T. Correcting Misconceptions About Loneliness.
Aging NCouncil on. Cost of Chronic Disease in Retirement Is Highest for Women and People of Color. PR Newswire.
Crouch M. Could Correcting Your Vision Lower Your Alzheimer’s Risk?.
McCarthy E. COVID-19 Didn’t Change Older Americans’ Retirement Expectations: Study.