Josefsson et al., 2018 - Google Patents
Relationship transitions and change in health behavior: A four-phase, twelve-year longitudinal studyJosefsson et al., 2018
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- Josefsson K
- Elovainio M
- Stenholm S
- Kawachi I
- Kauppi M
- Aalto V
- Kivimäki M
- Vahtera J
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- Social Science & Medicine
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Rationale Extensive scientific evidence shows an association between involvement in social relationships and healthy lifestyle. Prospective studies with many participants and long follow-ups are needed to study the dynamics and change in social factors within individuals …
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