DIVERGE Diverging Destinies: Introducing the Role of Social Environment and Genetic Sensitivity in the Effects of Family Instability

New working paper in progress Social inequality is at the heart of sociology. With genetic and biological data being made increasingly av...

New working paper in progress The conventional way to think about heterogeneity in responses to a social environmental exposure is if a r...

Studies examining the effects of socio-economic background on health outcomes is largely based on estimation of mean effects. This study ...

Today I presented DIVERGE and gene-environment research at a hearing at the Danish Parlement. The hearing was on children and the benefit...

Results from DIVERGE find that children born in poor health has a 2-fold elevated relative risk of being raised in poor families and a 60...

The new frontiers in inequality research conducted in DIVERGE is to be presented at a large-scale national conference with participation ...