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  1. Demographic and health-related characteristics associated with cancer survivorship in sexual and gender minority adults and cisgender heterosexual adults: A cross-sectional analysis of behavioral risk factor surveillance system 2021 data
  2. Cancer survivorship among sexual and gender minority and cisgender heterosexual individuals
  3. Intergenerational Solidarity With Older Parents and Self‐Esteem of Middle‐Aged Children During the COVID‐19 Pandemic: The United States and South Korea Comparison
  4. Young adult grandchildren's intergenerational and digital solidarity with grandparents and depressive symptoms during the pandemic
  5. Does Religiosity Reduce Mortality Risk Over the Second Half of Life Among Southern Californians? A Multidimensional Model Within a Hazard Modeling Framework
  6. Korean parents’ intergenerational solidarity with adult children and their psychological outcomes during the COVID-19 pandemic
  7. Relationship Between Accelerated Biological Aging, Race, Perceived Discrimination, and Limitations in Activities of Daily Living
  8. Profiles of intergenerational and digital solidarity between middle‐aged parents and young adult children during the COVID‐19 pandemic: Associations with parents' psychological well‐being
  9. Intergenerational Value Discordances and Affectual and Associational Solidarity Between Older Parents and Adult Children
  10. Does Intergenerational Solidarity with Adult Children Reduce Middle-Aged Parents’ Risk of Mortality in Later Life?
  11. Intergenerational and digital solidarity: Associations with depressive symptoms during the COVID‐19 pandemic
  12. Association of Epigenetic Age and Everyday Discrimination With Longitudinal Trajectories of Chronic Health Conditions in Older Adults
  13. Did Gender Egalitarianism Weaken Religiosity in Baby Boom Women? A Developmental-Historical Approach
  14. Using Community-Based Participatory Research to Develop Care Recommendations for People Aging with HIV
  15. Intergenerational solidarity and digital communication during the Covid‐19 pandemic in South Korea: Implications for dyadic well‐being
  16. Does Religiosity Promote Psychological Well-being in the Transition to Established Adulthood?
  17. Intergenerational solidarity with digital communication and psychological well‐being among older parents during the COVID‐19 pandemic
  18. Stability and change of religiosity among baby boomers in adulthood: Associations with familism over time
  19. Early Identification of Cognitive Impairment: Utility of the Mini-Cog in Non-Clinical Settings
  20. Intergenerational solidarity of adult children with parents from emerging to established adulthood.
  21. Digital and Non-Digital Solidarity between Older Parents and Their Middle-Aged Children: Associations with Mental Health during the COVID-19 Pandemic
  22. Intergenerational Solidarity With Grandparents in Emerging Adulthood: Associations With Providing Support to Older Parents in Established Adulthood
  23. Psychiatric history and later-life cognitive change: effect modification by sex, race and ethnicity
  24. Religiosity and Mental Health Among Young-Adults in Generation X from Emerging to Established Adulthood
  25. Are filial eldercare norms related to intergenerational solidarity with older parents? A typological developmental approach.
  26. Religiosity of baby-boomers in young adulthood: Associations with psychological well-being over the life course
  27. Do religious transitions from early to established adulthood predict filial elder‐care norms?
  28. Religious Transitions Among Baby Boomers From Young Adulthood to Later Life: Associations with Psychological Well-Being Over 45 Years
  29. Reciprocal associations between affectual, associational, and normative solidarity with parents during children’s early to established adulthood
  30. Corrigendum to: Risk of Nursing Home Use among Older Americans: The Impact of Psychiatric History and Trajectories of Cognitive Function
  31. Does religiosity in early adulthood predict change in filial eldercare norms after midlife among baby boomers?
  32. A multidimensional typology of religiosity in three-generation families.
  33. Is the relationship between religiosity and filial elder-care norms declining? A comparison between two middle-aged generations
  34. Risk of Nursing Home Use Among Older Americans: The Impact of Psychiatric History and Trajectories of Cognitive Function
  35. Husband–Wife Religious Denomination Homogamy and Marital Satisfaction Over Time: The Moderating Role of Religious Intensity
  36. The support that partners or caregivers provide sexual minority women who have cancer: A systematic review
  37. Addressing elder abuse: service provider perspectives on the potential of restorative processes
  38. Intergenerational Affectual Solidarity in Biological and Step Relations: The Moderating Role of Religious Similarity
  39. Husband–Wife Religious Discordance, Marital Satisfaction, and Risk of Marital Dissolution in Two Generations
  40. Breaking bad news of a breast cancer diagnosis over the telephone: an emerging trend
  41. Building Bridges between Gerontology and Elder Law
  42. Do education programs in black churches raise awareness of the importance of breast health
  43. The need for safe spaces: Exploring the experiences of homeless LGBTQ youth in shelters
  44. Unmet support needs of sexual and gender minority breast cancer survivors
  45. What proportion of older adults have diagnoses of serious mental illness and dementia
  46. Parent–Adult Child Religious Discordance: Consequences for Intergenerational Solidarity Across Several Decades
  47. Surgical Treatment Choices of Sexual and Gender Minority Breast Cancer Patients
  48. Addressing Behavioral Cancer Risks from a LGBT Health Equity Perspective
  49. Veteran Status and Men’s Later-Life Cognitive Trajectories
  50. Same-Sex Sexual Relationships in the National Social Life, Health and Aging Project: Making a Case for Data Collection
  51. Life Course Perspectives on Military Service
  52. Early-Life Characteristics, Psychiatric History, and Cognition Trajectories in Later Life
  53. LGBT aging and hetorical silence
  54. Options to Liberalize Social Security Disabled Widow(er)s Benefits