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ArticleMultiple measures of socioeconomic circumstances and common mental disorders

Eero T. Lahelma2006

Article2006

Multiple measures of socioeconomic circumstances and common mental disorders

Eero T. Lahelma · Mikko Laaksonen · Pekka Martikainen · Ossi Rahkonen · Sirpa Sarlio‐Lähteenkorva

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Year2006

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Published2006-05-11

VenueSocial Science & Medicine

ISSN-L0277-9536

Languageen

Citations140

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ShelfHealth disparities and outcomes

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