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Subject: Life Course Analysis

Does it matter how we measure family complexity? Sequence-based indices and children’s educational outcomes

Loneliness prevalence and risk factors in the last year of life: analysis of UK household panel data

Mental health effects of the universal credit rollout 2009–2019 on adults with dependent children: evidence from the UK household longitudinal survey

Health behaviour changes around transitions into and out of unpaid caregiving in the UK: a longitudinal study

The association of solitary versus group-based arts participation with mental health: evidence from the UK Household Longitudinal Study

Damp places, unhappy faces: local authority housing repairs and maintenance expenditure on residents’ wellbeing in England

Mental health effects of the Universal Credit rollout 2009-2019 on adults with dependent children: evidence from the UK Household Longitudinal Survey

UK Household Longitudinal Study: cohort profile

Who sends money home? Personality traits as predictors of remittance behavior in a longitudinal migrant sample

Food insecurity and mental health over time: separate tests of loneliness as a mediator and as a moderator

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