… Doolittle effect”), and that this may lead to stress and bad health outcomes. There are some
documented examples of this in recent research; for example, in a longitudinal study of 102 …

… to investigate the effect of ill health and socioeconomic … effect of poor health on labor force
participation was not influenced by socioeconomic status as in all socioeconomic groups poor …

… = .002), but the effects of other variables did not differ with … effect being stronger in women
than in men. Numbers of psychiatric disorders were higher in the presence of somatic ill health, …

… relatively little impact on their own socioeconomic status. … poor health in childhood is likely
to affect adult well-being directly through its effects on health, and indirectly through its effects …

… socioeconomic status (SES) has an effect on future educational and labor market outcomes
through its effects on child health… why the common and severe health problems of children in …

… attributable effect on mortality of seriously ill patients over and above the background effects
of … Second, lower SES is associated with some risk factors for poor health outcomes that we …

… First, we review evidence that the relationship of SES to health is not simply a threshold
effect in which morbidity and mortality increase only at severe levels of deprivation, but is a …

… the relationship between ill health and poverty stems from the fact that ill health can … poor
is found within the White population, and the effect is in addition to that contributed by the effect …

… effect was more marked among low-grade men. This is consistent with the hypothesis that
changes in health … Socioeconomic status may influence health functioning by affecting one or …

… poor health. We restrict our attention to these waves of the NHIS because more recent 5-year …
This suggests that poor child health may in fact affect a family’s economic circumstance. …