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DESCRIPTION:Join us for this webinar from Professor Jennifer Karas Montez o
 n how policy polarization has led to troubling trends in US life expectanc
 y. We will explore the shifts in the balance of policymaking power\, the f
 orces behind such changes\, and how population health has been affected as
  a result.\n\nRegister here\n\n\n\nJennifer Karas Montez is a Professor of
  Sociology\, the Gerald B. Cramer Faculty Scholar in Aging Studies\, Direc
 tor of the NIA-funded Center for Aging and Policy Studies\, and Co-Directo
 r of the Policy\, Place\, and Population Health Lab at Syracuse University
 . Her research investigates trends and disparities in population health si
 nce the 1980s and the growing influence of US state policies and politics 
 on those outcomes. A major focus of her work has examined why health trend
 s are particularly worrisome for women\, for people without a college degr
 ee\, and for those living in states in the South and Midwest. Her research
  on these topics has been featured in outlets such as the New York Times\,
  BBC\, NPR\, and CNN. It has been funded by the National Institute on Agin
 g\, Robert Wood Johnson Foundation\, Carnegie Corporation\, and National S
 cience Foundation. Montez received her PhD in Sociology from the Universit
 y of Texas at Austin and did her postdoctoral training as a Robert Wood Jo
 hnson Foundation Health and Society Scholar at Harvard University.\n
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SUMMARY:US State Policy Polarization and Population Health Event
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