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Association Between High School Personality Phenotype and Dementia 54 Years Later in Results From a National US Sample by Chapman, Benjamin P, Huang, Alison, Peters, Kelly, Horner, Elizabeth, Manly, Jennifer, Bennett, David A, Lapham, Susan

“…Personality phenotype has been associated with subsequent dementia in studies of older adults. However, neuropathologic changes often precede cognitive…”
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The relationship between health and political ideology begins in childhood by Kannan, Viji Diane, Pacheco, Julianna, Peters, Kelly, Lapham, Susan, Chapman, Benjamin P.

“…We investigate whether childhood health status influences adult political ideology and whether health at subsequent life-stages, adolescent personality traits,…”
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Adolescent Cognitive Aptitudes and Later-in-Life Alzheimer Disease and Related Disorders by Huang, Alison R, Strombotne, Kiersten L, Horner, Elizabeth Mokyr, Lapham, Susan J

“…Low early-life cognitive ability is a potential early marker of dementia risk in later life. Previous studies use only global measures of general intelligence…”
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High school quality is associated with cognition 58 years later by Seblova, Dominika, Eng, Chloe, Avila‐Rieger, Justina F., Dworkin, Jordan D., Peters, Kelly, Lapham, Susan, Zahodne, Laura B., Chapman, Benjamin, Prescott, Carol A., Gruenewald, Tara L., Arpawong, Thalida Em, Gatz, Margaret, Jones, Rich J., Glymour, Maria M., Manly, Jennifer J.

“…We leveraged a unique school‐based longitudinal cohort—the Project Talent Aging Study—to examine whether attending higher quality schools is associated with…”
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Investigating the Early Life Determinants of Type-II Diabetes Using a Project Talent-Medicare Linked Data-set by Horner, Elizabeth Mokyr, Strombotne, Kiersten, Huang, Alison, Lapham, Susan

“…The increasing prevalence of Type II Diabetes (T2D) presents a serious health and financial public crisis. Our study examines the hypothesis that adolescents’…”
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The Project TALENT Twin and Sibling Study by Prescott, Carol A., Achorn, Deanna Lyter, Kaiser, Ashley, Mitchell, Lindsey, McArdle, John J., Lapham, Susan J.

“…Project TALENT is a US national longitudinal study of about 377,000 individuals born in 1942–1946, first assessed in 1960. Students in about 1,200 schools…”
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Adolescent Predictors of Firearm Suicide Over Four Decades of Life in U.S. Men by Conner, Kenneth R., Peters, Kelly, Conwell, Yeates, Hutchison, Morica, Kannan, Viji, Lapham, Susan, Chapman, Benjamin P.

“…There are meager individual-level data on long-term predictors of firearm suicide. This was an analysis of males (N=189,558) in the Project Talent cohort, a…”
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RACIAL DIFFERENCES IN ASSOCIATIONS BETWEEN SOCIOECONOMIC STATUS IN ADOLESCENCE AND LATER LIFE SELF-RATED COGNITIVE ABILITY AMONG PARTICIPANTS IN THE PROJECT TALENT AGING STUDY by Peters, Kelly, Lapham, Susan, Chapman, Benjamin, Manly, Jennifer J.

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P3‐581: RACIAL DIFFERENCES IN ASSOCIATIONS BETWEEN SOCIOECONOMIC STATUS IN ADOLESCENCE AND LATER LIFE SELF‐RATED COGNITIVE ABILITY AMONG PARTICIPANTS IN THE PROJECT TALENT AGING STUDY by Peters, Kelly, Lapham, Susan, Chapman, Benjamin, Manly, Jennifer J.

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Intergenerational social mobility and suicide risk by firearm and other means in US males by Chapman, Benjamin P., Peters, Kelly, Kannan, Viji, Hutchison, Morica, Lapham, Susan, Caine, Eric D., Conner, Kenneth R.

“…Firearms are the leading method of suicide in US men, and socioeconomic status (SES) is associated with suicide risk. In this 40-year mortality follow-up of a…”
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High school personality traits and 48-year all-cause mortality risk: results from a national sample of 26 845 baby boomers by Chapman, Benjamin P, Huang, Alison, Horner, Elizabeth, Peters, Kelly, Sempeles, Ellena, Roberts, Brent, Lapham, Susan

“…BackgroundIt is unclear if adolescent personality predicts mortality into late life, independent of adolescent socioeconomic status (SES).MethodsOver 26 000…”
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The effect of attending schools with higher ability peers on memory and language abilities in later‐life by Seblova, Dominika, Dworkin, Jordan J, Peters, Kelly, Lapham, Susan, Prescott, Carol Arlene, Glymour, Maria M, Manly, Jennifer J

“…Background Peers influence adolescent behavior, educational, and health outcomes. Evaluating the influence of school‐mates’ cognitive aptitude on later‐life…”
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Postsecondary Education and Late-life Cognitive Outcomes Among Black and White Participants in the Project Talent Aging Study: Can Early-life Cognitive Skills Account for Educational Differences in Late-life Cognition? by Thomas, Marilyn D., Calmasini, Camilla, Seblova, Dominika, Lapham, Susan, Peters, Kelly, Prescott, Carol A., Mangurian, Christina, Glymour, Medellena Maria, Manly, Jennifer J.

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Post-secondary education and late-life cognitive outcomes among Black and White participants in the Project Talent Aging Study: Can early-life cognitive skills account for educational differences in late-life cognition? by Thomas, Marilyn D, Calmasini, Camilla, Seblova, Dominika, Lapham, Susan, Peters, Kelly, Prescott, Carol Arlene, Mangurian, Christina, Glymour, M. Maria, Manly, Jennifer J

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Postsecondary Education and Late-life Cognitive Outcomes Among Black and White Participants in the Project Talent Aging Study: Can Early-life Cognitive Skills Account for Educational Differences in Late-life Cognition? by Thomas, Marilyn D., Calmasini, Camilla, Seblova, Dominika, Lapham, Susan, Peters, Kelly, Prescott, Carol A., Mangurian, Christina, Glymour, Medellena Maria, Manly, Jennifer J.

“…Higher education consistently predicts improved late-life cognition. Racial differences in educational attainment likely contribute to inequities in dementia…”
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Differential impact of educational attainment on later life cognition by race/ethnicity in the Project Talent Aging Study by Thomas, Marilyn D, Calmasini, Camilla, Seblova, Dominika, Manly, Jennifer J, Lapham, Susan, Peters, Kelly, Prescott, Carol Arlene, Mangurian, Christina, Glymour, M Maria

“…Background Increased education reduces risk of late life cognitive impairment. However, racial/ethnic inequities in cognitive outcomes persist at all levels of…”
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Greater adolescent cognitive ability is linked to lower risk of cognitive impairment in later life by Gruenewald, Tara L, Arpawong, Thalida Em, Zavala, Catalina, Grossman, Molli, Walters, Ellen E, Peters, Kelly, Lapham, Susan, Manly, Jennifer J, Gatz, Margaret, Prescott, Carol Arlene

“…Background There have been few investigations of the role that adolescent cognitive ability might play in predicting who will later develop cognitive…”
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P2‐552: SOCIOECONOMIC STATUS MODIFIES ASSOCIATIONS BETWEEN PERSONALITY TRAITS IN ADOLESCENCE AND LATER LIFE DEMENTIA by Chapman, Benjamin, Peters, Kelly, Manly, Jennifer J., Huang, Alison R., Horner, Elizabeth Mokyr, Lapham, Susan

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SOCIOECONOMIC STATUS MODIFIES ASSOCIATIONS BETWEEN PERSONALITY TRAITS IN ADOLESCENCE AND LATER LIFE DEMENTIA by Chapman, Benjamin, Peters, Kelly, Manly, Jennifer J., Huang, Alison R., Horner, Elizabeth Mokyr, Lapham, Susan

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Greater Adolescent Cognitive Ability Is Linked to Lower Risk of Cognitive Impairment in Later Life by Gruenewald, Tara, Zavala, Catalina, Grossman, Molli, Arpawong, Thalida, Manly, Jennifer, Lapham, Susan, Gatz, Margaret, Prescott, Carol

“…Abstract There have been few investigations of the role that adolescent cognitive ability plays in predicting later-life cognitive impairment, and the…”
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