Are women and people with less education hit harder by stressful life events?
Does this explain differences in rates of depression?
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Getting to grips with climate change: household transition effects and opportunities
How can households transition to net zero and develop pro-environmental habits?
Mental health trajectory around conception is different for IVF parents
Couples who conceive ‘naturally’ have opposite pattern to those who have fertility treatment
What happened to unpaid caring during Covid-19?
Who provided care during the second wave of the pandemic and why is it important?
Why families matter in recovering from the pandemic – part 2
Examining social change through families gives us a fascinating and complex picture of a changing Britain
Why families matter in recovering from the pandemic
Examining social change through families provides a fascinating and complex picture of a changing Britain
Why abortions are linked to precarious income
Child benefits, maternity leave and unemployment benefits affect fertility
Provider or father? Parenthood and men’s working hours
Fatherhood changes men’s working hours – but not by much
Did children get their free school meals during lockdown?
Scheme may have failed to reach half of eligible children
Changing living arrangements and stress in lockdown
How did people whose adult children moved back in feel?