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Longitudinal relationships across bullying victimization, friendship and social support, and internalizing symptoms in early-to-middle adolescence: A developmental cascades investigation
Preliminary independent evaluation of Free2B: a targeted intervention to promote the mental wellbeing of LGBTQIA+ youth

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Author(s): Cheng, Q. & Humphrey, N

Journal: Journal of Adolescence


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Ethnic inequalities in adolescent mental wellbeing: An intersectional analysis of social identity markers, risk and protective factors
How do social media use, gaming frequency, and internalizing symptoms predict each other over time in early-to-middle adolescence
Lost learning: Prevalence, inequalities and outcomes of internal exclusion in mainstream secondary schools
Scale, Skill-Mix, and Access Implications of the Production of Appointments by Primary Care Practices in England


Author(s): Zhao T, Meacock R, Sutton M

Journal: Health Economics


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Impact of Constrained Access to Primary Care on Health-Related Quality of Life
Unequal high streets? A spatial analysis of inequalities in health-related amenities in England from 2014-2024
Clinical effectiveness of procalcitonin- or C-reactive protein-guided antibiotic discontinuation protocols for adult patients who are critically ill with sepsis: a rapid systematic review and meta-analysis
Interventions for promoting physical activity and/or reducing sedentary behaviour in older workers: a scoping review
Effectiveness of surgical interventions in patients with severe pressure ulcers: the SIPS mixed-methods exploratory study
An exploration of barriers to and enablers of offering treatments to prevent recurrence of venous leg ulcers
 
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