Life course measures of socioeconomic position and self reported health at age 50: prospective cohort study: Table 1
Journal of Epidemiology & Community HealthPublished 16 November 2004Open access
Jean Adams, Martin White, Mark S Pearce, Louise Parker
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This work assessed the association between self reported limiting longstanding illness (LLSI) at age 50 and both cross sectional and life course measures of SEP.
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