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"Life course stressors and physiological dysregulation in Taiwan and Costa Rica"

 

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Omer Gersten, Ph.D.
University of California Berkeley, USA

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Miércoles, 27 de Junio del 2007
12:00 m.
II Nivel del edificio del CCP
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Resumen:

T
his talk will present work on trying to link stressors over the life course (e.g. low SES, widowhood, living alone, growing up without a biological father) to markers of poor health. The markers of poor health under study are biomarkers indicating function of the neuroendocrine system, a system important in maintaining good health. Results will be presented on work conducted using nationally representative data on Taiwan and Costa Rica. A conclusion of the research thus far is that there appears to be only a weak link between indicators of a stressful life history and the neuroendocrine biomarkers. Interested persons can go to the following web address to obtain a paper related to this talk: http://demog.berkeley.edu/~omer

   

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