Social class differentials in health and mortality: Patterns and explanations in comparative perspective

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Social class inequalities in health and mortality have become an increasingly prominent
topic of study among sociologists, demographers, economists, and social epidemiologists …
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Social Class Differentials in Health and Mortality: Patterns and Explanations in Comparative Perspective

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