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As a scholar of health, aging, and mortality, my work explores different dimensions about how morbidity and mortality vary according to geographic contexts; how life course exposures directly and indirectly drive health disparities through systems of inequality, with particular attention given to processes of selection and attrition, along with how different mechanisms have heterogeneous impacts on health outcomes.
Other Projects (* - Under review):Â
Area-Level Infant Mortality Exposure in Early-Life and Later Life Stroke*
Pathways of Early Life Residence and their Association with Old Age Cognition*
Geographic Differences in Lifespan Inequality in the United States
Life Course Socioeconomic Status and Oldest Old Cognition
High School Background and Cognitive Trajectories in Later Life
Decomposing the Rural Mortality Penalty
Place of Birth and Cognitive Life Expectancies: The Role of Education
Early Life Context and Dementia Risk in Old Age: Evidence from the Stroke Belt
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