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History of incarceration and age-related cognitive impairment: Testing models of genetic and environmental risk in longitudinal panel study of older adults

2023-06-27

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History of incarceration is associated with an excess of morbidity and mortality. While the incarceration experience itself comes with substantive health risks (e.g., injury, psychological stress, exposure to infectious disease), most inmates eventually return to the general population where they will be diagnosed with the same age-related conditions that drive mortality in the non-incarcerated population but at e...

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6738a2f5-70d2-5800-a61e-76f197aa0042
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10.1101/2023.06.26.23291910
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