Is adolescent multiple risk behaviour associated with reduced socioeconomic status in young adulthood and do those with low socioeconomic backgrounds experience greater negative impact? Findings from…

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Key biases to spot in methodology: self-reporting bias and confounding #PHJournal https://t.co/ZznHYhwSNZ

06 Oct 2021

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Outcome measured at older age than 21- 24 would have been better. Those currently studying counted as high SES but some will drop out. #PHJournal https://t.co/ZznHYhwSNZ

06 Oct 2021

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Do adolescent risk behaviours lead to lower adult socio-economic status(SES)? Have the authors told us anything new/increased of understanding of the mechanisms at play on this question? As they say in their intro previous research shows early life SES str

06 Oct 2021

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RT @PH_Evidence: Welcome to today's #PHJournal club. What do you make of this cohort study? https://t.co/ZznHYhfhpp

06 Oct 2021

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