Does who you live with matter for your health? The influence of partners' socioeconomic characteristics on self-rated health in Norway
CONCLUSIONS: Our findings suggest that health is affected by the resources (or lack thereof) in one's immediate networks. To reduce social inequalities in health, health personnel might customise interactions to account for household resources. Such knowledge could also be used in health-promoting activities to enhance participation and health competency.PMID:37705349 | DOI:10.1177/14034948231197453
Source: Scandinavian Journal of Public Health - Category: International Medicine & Public Health Authors: Dag Hofoss Liv Gr øtvedt Else K Gr øholt Jorun Ramm Elin S Lunde Astri Syse Source Type: research
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