Andrew Fenelon Publications

This folder holds the following references to publications, sorted by year and author.

There are 15 references in this bibliography folder.

Boudreaux, M, Fenelon, A, and Slopen, N (2018).
Misclassification of Rental Assistance in the National Health Interview Survey: Evidence and Implications
Epidemiology, 29(5):716-720.

Fenelon, A, Slopen, N, Boudreaux, M, and Newman, S (2018).
The Impact of Housing Assistance on the Mental Health of Children in the United States
Journal of Health and Social Behavior , 59(3):447-463.

Slopen, N, Fenelon, A, Newman, S, and Boudreaux, M (2018).
Housing Assistance and Child Health: A Systematic Review
Pediatrics, 141(6).

Fenelon, A (2016).
Rethinking the Hispanic Paradox: the Mortality Experience of Mexican Immigrants in Traditional Gateways and New Destinations
International Migration Review.

Fenelon, A and Danielsen, S (2016).
Leaving My Religion: Understanding the Relationship Between Religious Disaffiliation, Health, and Well-Being
Social Science Research, 57:49-62.

Fenelon, A, Chen, L, and Baker, S (2016).
Major causes of injury death and the life expectancy gap between the United States and other high-income countries
Journal of the American Medical Association., 315(6):609-611.

Ho, J and Fenelon, A (2015).
The Contribution of Smoking to Educational Gradients in U.S. Life Expectancy
Journal of Health and Social Behavior., 56(3):307-322.

Fenelon, A and Blue, L (2014).
Widening Life Expectancy Advantage of Hispanics in the United States: 1990 – 2010
Journal of Immigrant and Minority Health, 17:1130-1137.

Sullivan, A and Fenelon, A (2014).
Patterns of Widowhood Mortality
ournal of Gerontology Series B: Social Sciences, 69B(1):53-62.

Fenelon, A (2013).
An Examination of Black/White Differences in the Rate of Age-Related Mortality Increase
Demographic Research, 29:441-472.

Fenelon, A (2013).
Geographic Divergence in Mortality in the United States
Population and Development Review, 39(4):611-634.

Fenelon, A (2013).
Revisiting the Hispanic Mortality Advantage in the United States: the role of smoking
Social Science & Medicine, 82:1-9.

Fenelon, A and Preston, S (2012).
Estimating smoking-attributable mortality in the United States
Demography, 49(3):797-818.

Myrskyla, M and Fenelon, A (2012).
Maternal Age and Offspring Adult Health: Evidence from the Health and Retirement Study
Demography, 49(4):1231-1257.

Blue, L and Fenelon, A (2011).
Explaining Low Mortality among US Immigrants Relative to Native-Born Americans: The Role of Smoking
International Journal of Epidemiology, 40(3):786-793.