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Subject: Social Stratification

Decentralising health management: heterogenous effects on health behaviours and health outcomes

College, cognitive ability, and socioeconomic disadvantage: policy lessons from the U.K. in 1960–2004

Socioeconomic position, genetic susceptibility, and epigenetic profiles in obesity across the life course: a systematic review

Breastfeeding prediction using machine learning: insights into key predictors and model performance

Rising natural gas and electricity prices: longitudinal evidence on physical health and socioeconomic vulnerability

Family environments and educational inequality during the COVID-19 pandemic in the UK

Intragenerational mobility in wealth in Germany, Norway, and Britain: descriptive evidence

Both family and peer relationships matter in late adolescence: a network analysis of loneliness and social connection in a UK cohort

Both family and peer relationships matter in late adolescence: a network analysis of loneliness and social connection in a UK cohort

Home advantage or hidden strain? The mental health effects of working from home across gender, childcare status, and occupational class before and since the pandemic

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