Keywords: انتخاب سلامتی; Bonding trust; Health selection; Marital status changes; Self-rated health; Social causation;
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Keywords: انتخاب سلامتی; Socioeconomic status; Health inequality; Causality; Structural equation model; Social causation; Health selection;
Keywords: انتخاب سلامتی; UK; Mental health; Health selection; Social causation; Health inequality; Adolescent mental health; Social mobility; Childhood environment;
Keywords: انتخاب سلامتی; Smoking; Health selection; Immigrants; Mexico; United States;
Keywords: انتخاب سلامتی; Germany; Health inequalities; Occupational health; Gender; Health selection;
Keywords: انتخاب سلامتی; Immigrant health; Health selection; Healthy immigrant effect; Multinational data;
Keywords: انتخاب سلامتی; Social inequality in health; Causality; Social causation; Health selection; British household panel survey; Panel models; Fixed effects models; Anderson-Hsiao;
Keywords: انتخاب سلامتی; Scandinavia; Health selection; Unemployment; Labor market demand; Employment protection; Fixed effects;
Keywords: انتخاب سلامتی; Residential mobility; Mental health; Common mental disorders; Health selection;
Keywords: انتخاب سلامتی; Immigration; Obesity; Health selection; Mexico; Binational data;
Keywords: انتخاب سلامتی; Life course; Health disparities; Health selection; Adult education;
Health status and health behaviour as predictors of the occurrence of unemployment and prolonged unemployment
Keywords: انتخاب سلامتی; Unemployment; Health selection; Somatic health; Mental health; Health behaviour
The role of defamilialization in the relationship between partnership and self-rated health: A cross-national comparison of Canada and the United States
Keywords: انتخاب سلامتی; Partnership benefits; Health selection; Self-rated health; Cross-national comparison; Canada; USA; Marriage; Cohabitation;
The length of unemployment predicts mortality, differently in men and women, and by cause of death: A six year mortality follow-up of the Swedish 1992-1996 recession
Keywords: انتخاب سلامتی; Sweden; Health selection; Long-term unemployment; Unemployment; Alcohol; Suicide; Circulatory; Mortality;
Intergenerational health selection in wealth: A first look at parents’ health events and inter vivos financial transfers
Keywords: انتخاب سلامتی; Health selection; Wealth; Intergenerational transfers; Wisconsin Longitudinal Study
Early childhood health, reproduction of economic inequalities and the persistence of health and mortality differentials
Keywords: انتخاب سلامتی; UK; Health selection; Social inequality in health status; Childhood health; Life course; Mortality; Socioeconomic status (SES);
Socio-geographic mobility and health status: A longitudinal analysis using the National Population Health Survey of Canada
Keywords: انتخاب سلامتی; Area of residence; Mental health; Canada; Migration; Health selection; National Population Health Survey; Restricted activity
Relationship between unemployment and health among health care professionals: Health selection or health effect?
Keywords: انتخاب سلامتی; DRG, Diagnosis-Related Groups; ICD-10, International Classification of Diseases 10; MDC, main diagnostic category; OD, odds ratio; CI, confidence intervalCausal effect of unemployment; Health; Health selection; In-patient period; Unemployment
Health selection in a 14-year follow-up study—A question of gendered discrimination?
Keywords: انتخاب سلامتی; Inequality in health; Health selection; Discrimination; Gender theory; Overweight; Sweden
Childhood and adulthood risk factors for socio-economic differentials in psychological distress: evidence from the 1958 British birth cohort
Keywords: انتخاب سلامتی; Psychological distress; Social class; Social mobility; Health selection; Birth cohort; UK