|
mental health |
3 |
|
allostatic load |
2 |
|
biomarkers |
2 |
|
cortisol |
2 |
|
disability |
2 |
|
education |
2 |
|
elsa |
2 |
|
english longitudinal study of ageing |
2 |
|
ethnicity |
2 |
|
health inequalities |
2 |
|
health status |
2 |
|
inequalities |
2 |
|
longitudinal |
2 |
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myocardial infarction |
2 |
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ns-sec |
2 |
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older adult |
2 |
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older people |
2 |
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periodontal disease |
2 |
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poverty |
2 |
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psychosocial stress |
2 |
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quality of life |
2 |
|
ses |
2 |
|
smoking |
2 |
|
social class |
2 |
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social relationships |
2 |
|
social support |
2 |
|
socioeconomic position |
2 |
|
socioeconomic status |
2 |
|
unemployment |
2 |
|
whitehall ii study |
2 |
|
work-family conflicts |
2 |
|
accumulation hypothesis |
1 |
|
acheson inquiry |
1 |
|
addiction |
1 |
|
adult learning |
1 |
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affect |
1 |
|
affect balance |
1 |
|
age |
1 |
|
ageing |
1 |
|
aging |
1 |
|
aging cohort |
1 |
|
alcohol drinking |
1 |
|
amyotrophic lateral sclerosis |
1 |
|
angina |
1 |
|
angina pectoris |
1 |
|
approximate measurement invariance |
1 |
|
area differences in health |
1 |
|
asia |
1 |
|
autonomic nervous system |
1 |
|
bayesian |
1 |
|
bio-social research |
1 |
|
biosocial research |
1 |
|
body mass index |
1 |
|
british south asians |
1 |
|
cardiovascular risk |
1 |
|
catecholamines |
1 |
|
central europe |
1 |
|
chd risk |
1 |
|
child |
1 |
|
child mortality/trends |
1 |
|
childcare |
1 |
|
china |
1 |
|
civil servants |
1 |
|
civil sevants |
1 |
|
cognitive function |
1 |
|
cognitive impairment |
1 |
|
cognitive reserve |
1 |
|
cognitively stimulating activity |
1 |
|
cohort |
1 |
|
cohort study |
1 |
|
colombia |
1 |
|
comparative |
1 |
|
comparative study |
1 |
|
comparison |
1 |
|
control |
1 |
|
control at home |
1 |
|
coordinated retirement |
1 |
|
coronary heart disease |
1 |
|
cortisone |
1 |
|
critical period model |
1 |
|
cross-national comparisons |
1 |
|
cultural difference |
1 |
|
day reconstruction method |
1 |
|
dementia |
1 |
|
depressive states |
1 |
|
depressive symptoms |
1 |
|
deprivation |
1 |
|
diabetes mellitus |
1 |
|
discrimination |
1 |
|
disparities |
1 |
|
diurnal rhythm |
1 |
|
economically inactive |
1 |
|
economics of aging |
1 |
|
edentulous |
1 |
|
effort-reward imbalance |
1 |
|
employment |
1 |
|
employment grade |
1 |
|
england |
1 |
|
environment |
1 |
|
epidemiology |
1 |
|
ethnic groups |
1 |
|
europe |
1 |
|
explanations |
1 |
|
falls risk |
1 |
|
family–work conflict |
1 |
|
fatigue |
1 |
|
fear of crime |
1 |
|
financial insecurity |
1 |
|
financial problems |
1 |
|
finland |
1 |
|
flexible work arrangements |
1 |
|
food habits |
1 |
|
frailty |
1 |
|
frailty remission |
1 |
|
gender |
1 |
|
geriatric dentistry |
1 |
|
gerontology |
1 |
|
gradient constraint |
1 |
|
growth curve modeling |
1 |
|
growth mixture model |
1 |
|
health |
1 |
|
health behaviors |
1 |
|
health behaviours |
1 |
|
health patterns |
1 |
|
health policies |
1 |
|
health selection |
1 |
|
health services |
1 |
|
health status measurement |
1 |
|
health-inequalities |
1 |
|
health-related quality of life |
1 |
|
healthy eating |
1 |
|
heart disease |
1 |
|
history of sociology |
1 |
|
homelessness |
1 |
|
hospital admissions |
1 |
|
household wealth |
1 |
|
households |
1 |
|
housing |
1 |
|
hpa axis |
1 |
|
humans |
1 |
|
icf-model |
1 |
|
illiteracy |
1 |
|
impairment |
1 |
|
income |
1 |
|
inequalities in health |
1 |
|
intergenerational exchange |
1 |
|
internal migration |
1 |
|
international |
1 |
|
international comparative study |
1 |
|
inverse care law |
1 |
|
involuntary retirement |
1 |
|
iq |
1 |
|
ischemic heart disease |
1 |
|
jages |
1 |
|
japan |
1 |
|
japanese children |
1 |
|
japanese civil servant study |
1 |
|
job demand |
1 |
|
job quality |
1 |
|
job satisfaction |
1 |
|
labour market participation |
1 |
|
lasso regression |
1 |
|
later life employment |
1 |
|
left-behind children |
1 |
|
leisure time activities |
1 |
|
life course |
1 |
|
lifecourse |
1 |
|
longitudinal data |
1 |
|
malnutrition |
1 |
|
marginal structural model |
1 |
|
mental illness |
1 |
|
michael banton |
1 |
|
midas |
1 |
|
missing data |
1 |
|
mixed methods |
1 |
|
mixture model |
1 |
|
morbidity |
1 |
|
mortality |
1 |
|
mother employment |
1 |
|
mothers/education |
1 |
|
motor neuron disease |
1 |
|
multi-level modelling |
1 |
|
multilevel |
1 |
|
national statistics socio-economic classification |
1 |
|
neighborhood-effects |
1 |
|
neighbourhood deprivation |
1 |
|
neuroendocrine |
1 |
|
non-cognitive skills |
1 |
|
non-response |
1 |
|
nurse effects |
1 |
|
nutrition habits |
1 |
|
nutritional intakes |
1 |
|
nutritional status |
1 |
|
obesity |
1 |
|
occupational classifications |
1 |
|
occupational cohort |
1 |
|
occupational earnings |
1 |
|
occupational status |
1 |
|
old age |
1 |
|
older adults |
1 |
|
older workers |
1 |
|
oral health |
1 |
|
overall job satisfaction |
1 |
|
pathway model |
1 |
|
pathways |
1 |
|
pension legislation |
1 |
|
pension reform |
1 |
|
pensions |
1 |
|
perceived oral/general health |
1 |
|
pharmacoepidemiology |
1 |
|
physical activity |
1 |
|
physical functioning |
1 |
|
physical inactivity |
1 |
|
pittsburgh sleep quality index (psqi) |
1 |
|
post-retirement employment |
1 |
|
prescription medication |
1 |
|
prevention |
1 |
|
primary health care |
1 |
|
proportionate universalism |
1 |
|
prospective studies |
1 |
|
psqi |
1 |
|
psychosocial |
1 |
|
psychosocial effects |
1 |
|
psychosocial factors |
1 |
|
psychosocial work environment |
1 |
|
public health |
1 |
|
public services |
1 |
|
public transport |
1 |
|
qualitative research |
1 |
|
racism |
1 |
|
re-employment |
1 |
|
reciprocity |
1 |
|
refugees |
1 |
|
relative income |
1 |
|
relative rank |
1 |
|
retirement |
1 |
|
retirement decisions |
1 |
|
rgsc |
1 |
|
risk prediction |
1 |
|
role conflict |
1 |
|
role strain |
1 |
|
rose-angina |
1 |
|
rural china |
1 |
|
rural-to-urban migration |
1 |
|
salivary cortisol |
1 |
|
selection |
1 |
|
self-assessed health status |
1 |
|
self-rated health |
1 |
|
sf-12 |
1 |
|
sf-36 |
1 |
|
shift work |
1 |
|
short form 36 (sf-36) |
1 |
|
short sleep |
1 |
|
sleep |
1 |
|
sleep disturbances |
1 |
|
sleep duration |
1 |
|
sleep quality |
1 |
|
small area |
1 |
|
smoking cessation |
1 |
|
social causation |
1 |
|
social circumstances |
1 |
|
social contact |
1 |
|
social deprivation |
1 |
|
social exclusion |
1 |
|
social gradient |
1 |
|
social gradients |
1 |
|
social inequality |
1 |
|
social medicine |
1 |
|
social mobility |
1 |
|
social network |
1 |
|
social networks |
1 |
|
social status |
1 |
|
social strain |
1 |
|
social welfare |
1 |
|
socio-economic factors |
1 |
|
socio-economic position |
1 |
|
socio-economic status |
1 |
|
socioeconomic inequalities |
1 |
|
socioeconomic status (ses) |
1 |
|
socioeconomic-segregation |
1 |
|
socioeonomic status (ses) |
1 |
|
sociology |
1 |
|
spatial-inequalities |
1 |
|
sri-lanka |
1 |
|
statin |
1 |
|
statistics |
1 |
|
stress |
1 |
|
stress biomarkers |
1 |
|
structural equation modelling |
1 |
|
subjective well-being |
1 |
|
subjective wellbeing |
1 |
|
the british civil servants study |
1 |
|
the great famine |
1 |
|
the jacs study |
1 |
|
the japanese civil servant study (the jacs study) |
1 |
|
the japanese civil servants study (jacs) |
1 |
|
the japanese civil servants study (the jacs study) |
1 |
|
the whitehall ii study |
1 |
|
toyama study |
1 |
|
trajectories |
1 |
|
type a behaviour |
1 |
|
uk |
1 |
|
unconditional quantile regression |
1 |
|
united kingdom |
1 |
|
urban-health |
1 |
|
validation |
1 |
|
validity |
1 |
|
volunteering |
1 |
|
walking speed |
1 |
|
walking/gait speed |
1 |
|
weighting |
1 |
|
well-being |
1 |
|
well-being at older ages |
1 |
|
women |
1 |
|
women’s retirement |
1 |
|
work accommodations |
1 |
|
work adjustments |
1 |
|
work hours |
1 |
|
work stress |
1 |
|
work stress questionnaire |
1 |
|
work-family balance |
1 |
|
work-family conflict |
1 |
|
working hours |
1 |
|
workplace bullying |
1 |
|
workplace stress |
1 |
|
work–family conflict |
1 |
