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. 2017 Nov 22;14:E119. doi: 10.5888/pcd14.170143

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This image shows 5 paths and 4 boxes (neighborhood disadvantage; socioeconomic mediators: education and household income; allostatic load score; and perceived stress and health behavior (physical activity, smoking, alcohol consumption) mediators. Path A points from neighborhood disadvantage to allostatic load score.” Path B points from neighborhood disadvantage to socioeconomic mediators: education and household income. Path B’ points from neighborhood disadvantage to perceived stress and health behavior (physical activity, smoking, alcohol consumption) mediators. Path C points from socioeconomic mediators: education and household income to allostatic load score. Path C’ points from perceived stress and health behavior (physical activity, smoking, alcohol consumption) mediators to allostatic load score. — Hypothesized pathways mediating relationships between neighborhood disadvantage and allostatic load.