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Dr. Samantha Yaussy

Assistant Professor of Anthropology

James Madison University

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Department of Sociology and Anthropology

Anthropology

College of Arts and Letters

Department of Sociology and Anthropology

Dr. Samantha Yaussy is currently serving as an Anthropology Assistant Professor of Anthropology at James Madison University.

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Dr. Samantha Yaussy

James Madison University

Assistant Professor of Anthropology

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mortality public health population health demography epidemiology frailty medieval london anthropology sociology socioeconomic status social determinants of health physical anthropology death studies population aging ageing life expectancy medical history health inequalities vulnerability stress (biology) agricultural history urban history european economic history experimental gerontology craniofacial research population history historical evidence population exposure demographic change later adulthood ageism health inequities early life experiences adult age paleopathology oral medicine oral health oral diseases science advance psychological trauma communicable diseases mathematical bioscience hunger vulnerable populations industrial revolution physical aging disease progression oral hygiene health outcomes dental disease feminist economics economic demography paleoanthropology global health crisis epidemiologic research epidemiological outcome occupational epidemiology industrial district craniofacial disorders social epidemiology stress biomarkers psychosocial research epidemiological principle physiological stress skeletal indicators general health demographic measure adult famine mortality bioarchaeological applications famine mortality femur length past pandemics second epidemiological transition industrial-era london last 2,000 milanese females prehistory civilizations bioarchaeology human health developmental origins medicalization zooarchaeology

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Sex Differences in Frailty in Milan Over the Last 2000 Years: A Hazards‐Based and Cumulative Phenotype Approach. American Journal of Physical Anthropology (2025)

experimental gerontologypopulation aginghealth sciencesfrailtyageingaging processlife expectancysurvival analysiscumulative phenotype approachlast 2000aging cellmortalitydemographysex differencesepidemiology

Stress Markers and Survivorship Over the Last 2,000 Years in Milanese Females and Males. Journal of Archaeological Science (2025)

physical anthropologyvulnerabilitystress biomarkerslast 2,000milanese femalespsychologystress (biology)gender studieslongitudinal studiesstress markerspsychosocial researchpsychological trauma

Author Correction: Unveiling the Female Experience Through Adult Mortality and Survivorship in Milan Over the Last 2000 Years. Scientific Reports (2024)

adult mortalityfeminist identitywomen's studiesfemale experiencefeminist methodsgender studiescomparative literaturemortalitygender inequalityfeminist studiesdeath studiesauthor correctionwomen's health

Frailty or Resilience? Hazard-Based and Cumulative Phenotype Approaches to Discerning Signals of Health Inequality in Medieval London. Science Advances (2024)

Samantha L. YaussyKathryn E. MarkleinSharon N. DeWitteDouglas E. Crews

social epidemiologyhealth sciencesresiliencefrailtyhealth equitypopulation healthpublic healthhealth inequitieshealth inequalitiesscience advancesocial determinants of healthepidemiology

Frailty or Reslilience? Hazards-Based and Cumulative Phenotype Approaches to Discerning Signals of Health Inequality in Medieval London. Science Advances (2024)

health inequalitieshealth policyfrailtymedieval londoncumulative phenotype approacheshealth equitypopulation healthmortalitypublic healthhealth inequitiesmedical historysocial determinants of healthdeath studies

The Intersectional Effects of Sex and Socioeconomic Status on Risk of Mortality in Industrializing England. American Journal of Physical Anthropology (2024)

socioeconomic statuseuropean economic historysocial inequalitygender disparitieslife expectancyintersectional effectssociologydemographic changegender studiespopulation healthpublic healthgender inequalitysex roleshealth inequalitiessocial determinants of healthdemographysocial stratification

Unveiling the Female Experience Through Adult Mortality and Surviorship in Milan Over the Last 2000 Years. Scientific Reports (2024)

adult mortalitypopulation aginglife expectancyfeminist theorysociologyfeminist perspectivesfemale experiencelast 2000gender studiespopulation healthmortalitygender inequalitydeath studiesfeminist studiesdemographic forecastingdemographywomen's health

Using Craniofacial Fluctuating Asymmetry to Examine the Effects of Sex, Socioeconomic Status, and Early Life Experiences on Adult Age at Death in Industrial England. American Journal of Biological Anthropology (2024)

socioeconomic statuspopulation agingcraniofacial researchageingageismsocial classlater adulthoodsociologygender studiesmortalityearly life experiencessocial sciencesadult ageindustrial englanddemographysocial stratificationdeath studies

population agingsocial sciencessocial stratificationcraniofacial researchageinggender studiesadult agesocial determinants of healthsocioeconomic statusageismlife expectancysociologyexperimental gerontologycraniofacial disorderslater adulthoodmortalityearly life experiencesdemographydeath studies

Survivorship and the Second Epidemiological Transition in Industrial‐Era London. American Journal of Physical Anthropology (2023)

Samantha L. YaussySharon N. DeWitteGail Hughes‐Morey

physical anthropologyurban sociologyanthropologyindustrial districtindustrial-era londonurban historysurvival analysispopulation exposureepidemiological outcomesecond epidemiological transitionpopulation healthpublic healthoccupational epidemiologyepidemiologic researchepidemiology

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Dr. Samantha Yaussy

Assistant Professor of Anthropology

James Madison University

Affiliations

Department of Sociology and Anthropology

Anthropology

College of Arts and Letters

Department of Sociology and Anthropology

Dr. Samantha Yaussy is currently serving as an Anthropology Assistant Professor of Anthropology at James Madison University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Dr. Samantha Yaussy

James Madison University

Assistant Professor of Anthropology

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Sex Differences in Frailty in Milan Over the Last 2000 Years: A Hazards‐Based and Cumulative Phenotype Approach. American Journal of Physical Anthropology (2025)

Stress Markers and Survivorship Over the Last 2,000 Years in Milanese Females and Males. Journal of Archaeological Science (2025)

physical anthropologyvulnerabilitystress biomarkerslast 2,000milanese femalespsychologystress (biology)gender studieslongitudinal studiesstress markerspsychosocial researchpsychological trauma

Author Correction: Unveiling the Female Experience Through Adult Mortality and Survivorship in Milan Over the Last 2000 Years. Scientific Reports (2024)

Frailty or Resilience? Hazard-Based and Cumulative Phenotype Approaches to Discerning Signals of Health Inequality in Medieval London. Science Advances (2024)

Samantha L. YaussyKathryn E. MarkleinSharon N. DeWitteDouglas E. Crews

social epidemiologyhealth sciencesresiliencefrailtyhealth equitypopulation healthpublic healthhealth inequitieshealth inequalitiesscience advancesocial determinants of healthepidemiology

Frailty or Reslilience? Hazards-Based and Cumulative Phenotype Approaches to Discerning Signals of Health Inequality in Medieval London. Science Advances (2024)

The Intersectional Effects of Sex and Socioeconomic Status on Risk of Mortality in Industrializing England. American Journal of Physical Anthropology (2024)

Unveiling the Female Experience Through Adult Mortality and Surviorship in Milan Over the Last 2000 Years. Scientific Reports (2024)

Survivorship and the Second Epidemiological Transition in Industrial‐Era London. American Journal of Physical Anthropology (2023)

Samantha L. YaussySharon N. DeWitteGail Hughes‐Morey

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