Recent Demographic Trends in the US and Implications for Well-Being

Sinikka Elliott · Debra Umberson

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This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction Defining the Family Demographic Trends Implications for Health and Well-Being Health Implications of Relationship Status: Key Debates Demographic Trends: Parenting Parenting: Implications for Health and Well-Being Parenting: Key Debates Family Structure: Implications for Child Health and Well-Being Children in Families: Key Debates Conclusion

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