Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
7292760 Intelligence 2018 5 Pages PDF
Abstract
Educational differences in health care use in young adulthood appear partly based on prior differences in intellectual abilities. Further research is needed with longer follow-ups during people's life-courses. Additionally, we need more insight in how this evidence can effectively be used in the complex challenge of tackling socioeconomic differences in health.
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Social Sciences and Humanities Psychology Experimental and Cognitive Psychology
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The contribution of intellectual abilities to young adult's educational differences in health care use - A prospective cohort study
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