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ArticleSocial networks, stress and health-related quality of life

Helen M. Achat1998

Article1998

Social networks, stress and health-related quality of life

Helen M. Achat · Ichiro I. Kawachi · Sol Levine · Catherine S. Berkey · Eugenie H. Coakley · Graham A. Colditz

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Health disparities and outcomes Aging, Health, and Disability Health and Well-being Studies

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Year1998

Typearticle

Published1998-12-01

VenueQuality of Life Research

ISSN-L0962-9343

Languageen

Citations172

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ShelfHealth disparities and outcomes

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doi10.1023/a:1008837002431

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