ICON at SLLS 2023

A total of eleven ICON members attended the annual conference for Society of Longitudinal and Life Course Studies (SLLS) that took place October 9-11 in Munich, Germany. We organised a symposium as well as had a number of oral presentations and a poster.

First row: Karina Grigorian, Baojing Li, Bitte Modin, Can Liu, Viviane S Straatmann, Ylva B Almquist, Josephine Jackisch
Second row: Klara Hurzo, Lauren Bishop, Lisa Bornscheuer, Tanishta Rajesh

Symposium

We are grateful for the opportunity to organise the symposium “Making or breaking the cycle” at the SLLS conference. The symposium was well attended and we received several questions and thoughtful comments from the audience. A big thanks to all of those who participated!

Introduction to the symposium

Presentations

  • One generation apart: Individual income and life expectancy in two Swedish cohorts born in 1922-1926 and 1951-1955
    Presenter: Klara Gurzo
  • Psychiatric disorders following the clustering of family disadvantages in previous generations: A multigenerational cohort study
    Presenter: Baojing Li
  • Offspring hospitalization for substance misuse and changes in parental mental health: A Finnish register-based study
    Presenter: Lauren Bishop
  • Childhood adversity is associated with hospitalisations and survival following external causes and non-communicable diseases: A 46-year follow-up of a Stockholm birth cohort
    Presenter: Josephine Jackisch
  • Adulthood trajectories of resilience and vulnerability: Exploring gender differences in disadvantage after experience of out-of-home care
    Presenter: Lisa Bornscheuer

Oral presentations

In addition to the symposium, ICON members also gave individual oral presentations:

  • Socioeconomic inequalities in cardiometabolic health during adulthood: Investigating mechanisms through unhealthy behaviours in adolescence
    Presenter: Josephine Jackisch
  • Loneliness, sense of belonging and psychosomatic complaints across late adolescence and young adulthood: A Swedish cohort study
    Presenter: Karina Grigorian
  • Parental death and initiation of antidepressant treatment in surviving children and youth: A national register-based matched cohort study
    Presenter: Can Liu
  • Changes in parents’ mental health related to child out-of-home care placements: A Swedish national register study
    Presenter: Tanishta Rajesh

Poster

Finally, the team working on the DRIVERS project held a poster presentation at the conference.

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