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Jason L. Cummings

Department of Sociology, Loyola University Chicago, IL, USA • Personal webpage • jcummings7(at)luc.edu
Health and mortality

Self-rated health trends by gender and race in the USA, 1972-2018

March 13, 2024March 11, 2024 Jason L. Cummings
gender equality, gender gap, Gender issues, Health, racial disparities, USA

Are Americans feeling better or worse since the 1970s and does this pattern vary by gender and race? Jason L. Cummings explores U.S. trends in self-rated health inequalities over the … Read more

Health and mortality

Racial disparities in disability and in long and happy living in America

February 26, 2024 Anthony R. Bardo and Jason L. Cummings
covid-19, life expectancy, longevity, racial disparities

The racial divide is still profound in the U.S., in terms not only of survival, and survival without disabilities, but also of happiness. Anthony R. Bardo and Jason L. Cummings … Read more

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