Session: SY-1B
GE-Interplay in potentially modifiable factors for health outcomes

Chair

Nancy Pedersen

Time

10:30 - 12:15 on Thursday, 21st of June 2018

Venue

Yellowstone

10:30

The Relationship between Smoking, Years of Education, and Cognitive Functioning in Mid- and Late-Life: A Co-twin Control Study

Shandell Pahlen (University of California Riverside), Chandra Reynolds (University of California Riverside), IGEMS Consortium (University of Southern California)
10:30

Financial Strain Moderates Genetic Influences on Self-Reported Health: Support for Social Compensation Model

Deborah Finkel (Indiana University Southeast), Nancy Pedersen (University of Southern California)
10:30

Associations between loneliness, social isolation and mortality in older twins: Familial confounding?

Miriam Mosing (Karolinska Institutet), Victor Dahlström (Karolinska Institutet), Kelli Lehto (Karolinska Institutet), Nancy Pedersen (Karolinska Institute), The IGEMS Consortium (University of Southern California)
10:30

Life Event Severity Moderates Genetic Influences on Cognitive Function

Elizabeth Munoz (University of California Riverside), Chandra Reynolds (University of California Riverside), The IGEMS Consortium (University of Southern California)
10:30

Interplay of a Country's Income Inequality in Childhood and Adult Depressive Symptoms

Margaret Gatz (University of Southern California), Brian Finch (University of Southern California), Christopher Beam (University of Southern California), Kyla Thomas (University of Southern California), The IGEMS Consortium (University of Southern California)
10:30

Discussion

Nancy Pedersen (Karolinska Institute)