Are women who work long hours more likely to be depressed?
Media - February 26, 2019
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Women who work long hours have a higher risk of depression than men, study finds
Media - February 26, 2019
Women’s long hours ‘affect mental health’
Media - February 26, 2019
Women who work long hours at higher risk of depression
Media - February 25, 2019
Working long hours ‘linked to depression in women but not men’
Media - February 25, 2019
Women working longer hours more likely to be depressed – study. Research also finds men and women who work weekends more likely to have low moods
Media - February 25, 2019
Informal caregiving and markers of adiposity in the UK Household Longitudinal Study
Journal Article - July 15, 2018
Informal caregiving and metabolic markers in the UK Household Longitudinal Study
Journal Article - March 15, 2018
Unemployment and inflammatory markers in England, Wales and Scotland, 1998–2012: meta-analysis of results from 12 studies
Journal Article - August 15, 2017
The inter-relationship of adolescent unhappiness and parental mental distress
Journal Article - February 15, 2017
Never too early, never too late: social and biological influences on health and disease over the lifecourse
Book - June 1, 2016
Connections between parent and child wellbeing
Book Chapter, Insights 2015: Findings from the Largest Longitudinal Study of UK Households, Ch. 3: Young people's wellbeing - June 1, 2015