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The most recent UK birth cohort study, known as ‘Life Study’ was a longitudinal study planned to involve some 80,000 babies and comprised two components. The largest, the ‘Pregnancy Component’ was to consist of around 60,000 pregnant women who were to be ... see more

The association between education and health has long been discussed; but more recently the question of whether this association is accounted for by cognitive capital has received considerable attention, including in the British birth cohorts.  Follo... see more

The Finnish Birth Cohort 1987 grew up during the recession that hit Finland in the early 1990s, which had an impact on their parents’ activity in the labour market. In this paper we use Finnish register data to build employment and education sequences for... see more

In economics there is a well-established tradition of research into the earnings returns to education. We aim to make a sociological contribution by focusing on the social class returns: specifically, by examining the returns to higher education as indica... see more

The Finnish Birth Cohort 1987 grew up during the recession that hit Finland in the early 1990s, which had an impact on their parents’ activity in the labour market. In this paper we use Finnish register data to build employment and education sequences for... see more

The most recent UK birth cohort study, known as ‘Life Study’ was a longitudinal study planned to involve some 80,000 babies and comprised two components. The largest, the ‘Pregnancy Component’ was to consist of around 60,000 pregnant women who were to be ... see more

The association between education and health has long been discussed; but more recently the question of whether this association is accounted for by cognitive capital has received considerable attention, including in the British birth cohorts.  Follo... see more

This study aimed to investigate the coverage of hepatitis B vaccine (Hep B) and its completeness and timeliness for birth cohorts from 1999 to 2017 in Zhejiang province, East China. Demographic characteristics and vaccination records of Hep B of children ... see more

The impact of work-family conflict on common mental disorders (CMD) has been examined in cross-sectional studies. The current paper examines work-family conflict and its effect on CMD in a large nationally representative longitudinal sample. This study us... see more

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