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Public Health Reports (Washington, D.C. : 1974)|June 5, 2019
Parental Incarceration and Child Overweight: Results From a Sample of Disadvantaged Children in the United StatesAmelia R Branigan, Christopher WildemanSocial Science Research|July 20, 2015
Mass imprisonment and the life course revisited: Cumulative years spent imprisoned and marked for working-age black and white menEvelyn J Patterson, Christopher WildemanThe Lancet. Public Health|February 8, 2020
Solitary confinement placement and post-release mortality risk among formerly incarcerated individuals: a population-based studyChristopher Wildeman, Lars H AndersenScience Advances|December 2, 2022
Lifetime risk of imprisonment in the United States remains high and starkly unequalAlexander F Roehrkasse, Christopher WildemanAmerican Journal of Public Health|November 16, 2013
Network exposure and homicide victimization in an African American communityAndrew V Papachristos, Christopher WildemanLancet (London, England)|April 14, 2017
Mass incarceration, public health, and widening inequality in the USAChristopher Wildeman, Emily A WangJournal of Health and Social Behavior|October 30, 2012
As fathers and felons: explaining the effects of current and recent incarceration on major depressionKristin Turney, Christopher Wildeman, Jason SchnittkerPlos One|October 10, 2014
Cumulative risks of foster care placement for Danish childrenPeter Fallesen, Natalia Emanuel, Christopher WildemanJournal of Marriage and the Family|June 19, 2025
The consequences of sibling criminal legal system contact for family lifeSara Wakefield, Garrett Baker, Christopher WildemanWomen'S Health Issues : Official Publication of the Jacobs Institute of Women'S Health|September 18, 2013
A new vulnerable population? The health of female partners of men recently released from prisonChristopher Wildeman, Hedwig Lee, Megan ComfortPageof 6