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Study Area: UKHLS

Impacts of tourism development on residents’ quality of life: a dual spillover perspective

Double jeopardy: health-protective effects of educational attainment are stronger in deprived neighbourhoods

Quantifying the relationship between climatic conditions and personal financial and health well-being

Does asking for a stool sample affect survey participation? Evidence from the wave 16 pilot of Understanding Society

Family formation and residential mobility: how do fertility and mobility intentions influence residential mobility?

Acute lack of sunlight exposure is associated with poorer cognitive test performance: evidence from two national cohorts in the United Kingdom

Can rising incomes support sustainable well-being? No evidence for a “double dividend” in the United Kingdom

E-cigarette uptake, dual use, and exclusive cigarette smoking among adults with functional disabilities: a longitudinal cohort study

Working from home among older adults in the UK: examining its link to labor market exit intentions and expected retirement age

Gender inequality in housework beyond retirement: persistence across UK breadwinning arrangements

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