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2023
The role of labor market inequalities in explaining the gender gap in depression risk among older US adults
Maria Gueltzow
,
Maarten Bijlsma
,
Frank van Lenthe
,
Mikko Myrskylä
2023
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2022
The Contribution of Health Behaviors to Depression Risk across Birth Cohorts.
Maria Gueltzow
,
Maarten Bijlsma
,
Frank van Lenthe
,
Mikko Myrskylä
Epidemiology
, 2022
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PubMed
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2021
Does postponing retirement affect cognitive function? A counterfactual experiment to disentangle life course risk factors
Jo Hale
,
Maarten Bijlsma
,
Angelo Lorenti
SSM - Population Health
, 2021
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PubMed Central
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The Contribution of Lifestyle Patterns to Clustering of Elevated Depressive Symptoms within Birth Cohorts
Maria Gueltzow
,
Maarten Bijlsma
,
Frank van Lenthe
,
Mikko Myrskylä
International Journal of Epidemiology
, 2021
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2020
Does postponing retirement affect cognitive function? A counterfactual experiment to disentangle life course risk factors
Jo Hale
,
Maarten Bijlsma
,
Angelo Lorenti
Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research Working Paper
, Max Planck Institute for Demographic Research, 2020
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