Julia Schröders
Biographic Data
| ID | 6169299 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Julia Schröders |
| GIVEN NAMES | Julia |
| FAMILY NAME | Schröders |
| SIGNATURE | SCHRÖDERS J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Umeå University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5981-7101 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Maternal social networks and child nutrition in Belagavi, India
BACKGROUND: Strengthening mothers' social networks can help address child malnutrition and improve health outcomes. This is important in Belagavi district, India, where undernutrition and anaemia remain prevalent among children under five. However, social networks may also have unintended negative influences on child health, depending on their structure and the information and support they provide. OBJECTIVE: This study examines the association b…
Framing reproductive narratives
Childlessness is an increasingly visible phenomenon. Once predominantly associated with high-income settings, it now spans diverse cultural, economic, and political contexts, including the Global South. Among recent demographic shifts, childlessness has emerged as one of the most ideologically charged and widely debated topics in public discourse, particularly through media narratives. Although media are often overlooked in mainstream public heal…
Surviving Through Solitude
The moderate but health-dependent increased risk of loneliness, and the lack of impact of the nationwide visiting ban at nursing homes, suggests that this ostensibly vulnerable group of nursing home residents also shows signs of resilience, at least during the early phase of the pandemic
Global Health Action at 15 – revisiting its rationale
Global Health Action was launched almost 15 years ago in a world of increasing global interdependence. The Journal’s name and motivation resonates with Robert Beaglehole’s esteemed definition: ‘glo
The Devil’s Company’
Introduction: As a consequence of rising life expectancies, many families are no longer made up of one, but two simultaneously aging generations. This elderly parent-older adult child (OAC) dyad has emerged as a newly overserved yet little explored demographic phenomenon. Studies on this intergenerational aging dyad and the possible ramifications of when caregivers are simultaneously aging with care-receivers are scarce, especially in low and mid…
Effects of social network diversity in the disablement process
Diverse SN confer a wide range of strong and heterogeneous long-term health effects, particularly for older women. In settings with limited formal welfare protection, intervening in the SN of older adults and safeguarding their access to diverse networks can be an investment in population health, with manifold implications for health and public policy
Global Health in Action
Inequality in disability-free life expectancies among older men and women in six countries with developing economies
BACKGROUND: It is unclear whether the increase in life expectancy (LE) globally is coupled with a postponement of morbidity and disability. Evidence on trends and determinants of disability-free life expectancies (DFLEs) are available in high-income countries but less in low and middle-income countries (LMICs). This study examines the levels of and inequalities in LE, disability and DFLE between men and women across different age groups aged 50 y…
Inequality in disability-free life expectancies among older men and women in six countries with developing economies
BACKGROUND: It is unclear whether the increase in life expectancy (LE) globally is coupled with a postponement of morbidity and disability. Evidence on trends and determinants of disability-free life expectancies (DFLEs) are available in high-income countries but less in low and middle-income countries (LMICs). This study examines the levels of and inequalities in LE, disability and DFLE between men and women across different age groups aged 50 y…
The Devil’s Company’
Introduction: As a consequence of rising life expectancies, many families are no longer made up of one, but two simultaneously aging generations. This elderly parent-older adult child (OAC) dyad has emerged as a newly overserved yet little explored demographic phenomenon. Studies on this intergenerational aging dyad and the possible ramifications of when caregivers are simultaneously aging with care-receivers are scarce, especially in low and mid…
Surviving Through Solitude
The moderate but health-dependent increased risk of loneliness, and the lack of impact of the nationwide visiting ban at nursing homes, suggests that this ostensibly vulnerable group of nursing home residents also shows signs of resilience, at least during the early phase of the pandemic
Global Health in Action
Inequality in disability-free life expectancies among older men and women in six countries with developing economies
BACKGROUND: It is unclear whether the increase in life expectancy (LE) globally is coupled with a postponement of morbidity and disability. Evidence on trends and determinants of disability-free life expectancies (DFLEs) are available in high-income countries but less in low and middle-income countries (LMICs). This study examines the levels of and inequalities in LE, disability and DFLE between men and women across different age groups aged 50 y…
Effects of social network diversity in the disablement process
Diverse SN confer a wide range of strong and heterogeneous long-term health effects, particularly for older women. In settings with limited formal welfare protection, intervening in the SN of older adults and safeguarding their access to diverse networks can be an investment in population health, with manifold implications for health and public policy
Global Health Action at 15 – revisiting its rationale
Global Health Action was launched almost 15 years ago in a world of increasing global interdependence. The Journal’s name and motivation resonates with Robert Beaglehole’s esteemed definition: ‘glo
The Devil’s Company’
Introduction: As a consequence of rising life expectancies, many families are no longer made up of one, but two simultaneously aging generations. This elderly parent-older adult child (OAC) dyad has emerged as a newly overserved yet little explored demographic phenomenon. Studies on this intergenerational aging dyad and the possible ramifications of when caregivers are simultaneously aging with care-receivers are scarce, especially in low and mid…
Surviving Through Solitude
The moderate but health-dependent increased risk of loneliness, and the lack of impact of the nationwide visiting ban at nursing homes, suggests that this ostensibly vulnerable group of nursing home residents also shows signs of resilience, at least during the early phase of the pandemic
Maternal social networks and child nutrition in Belagavi, India
BACKGROUND: Strengthening mothers' social networks can help address child malnutrition and improve health outcomes. This is important in Belagavi district, India, where undernutrition and anaemia remain prevalent among children under five. However, social networks may also have unintended negative influences on child health, depending on their structure and the information and support they provide. OBJECTIVE: This study examines the association b…
Framing reproductive narratives
Childlessness is an increasingly visible phenomenon. Once predominantly associated with high-income settings, it now spans diverse cultural, economic, and political contexts, including the Global South. Among recent demographic shifts, childlessness has emerged as one of the most ideologically charged and widely debated topics in public discourse, particularly through media narratives. Although media are often overlooked in mainstream public heal…
Medicine (6 works) · Gerontology (4 works) · Health disparities and outcomes (4 works) · Intergenerational Family Dynamics and Caregiving (3 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Public health (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Demography (2 works) · Demography (2 works) · Developmental psychology (2 works)