Globally, billions of hours are spent on unpaid labour every year, a burden that is
disproportionately carried by women. However, the potential health effects of unpaid labour …

This systematic review synthesizes research published from January 2010-July 2022 on the
social determinants of ideal cardiovascular health (CVH) carried out around the world and …

Background Unpaid labour is a daily part of most people's lives, none more so than for
women. Yet, in comparison to paid work, the effect of unpaid labour on mental health is an …

Background Women's alcohol consumption and binge drinking have increased concurrent
with socio-economic gains and may be related to structural sexism. Methods We examined …

Background: Social stratification is a well-documented determinant of mental health.
Traditional measures of stratification (eg, socioeconomic status) reduce dynamic social …

Objective To estimate prevalence of past-month marijuana, cocaine, and nonmedical
prescription opioid (NPO) use and determine employment-related correlates of drug use …

Background Rates of binge drinking have nearly doubled among US women ages 30–49
since 2006. Employment influences alcohol use and varies by the prestige and structure (eg …

Abstract Background Recently, United States life expectancy has stagnated or declined for
the poor and working class and risen for the middle and upper classes. Declining labor …

Union members enjoy better wages and benefits and greater power than nonmembers,
which can improve health. However, the longitudinal union-health relationship remains …

Background This study aimed to analyze the impact of a wide spectrum of occupational
characteristics on the incidence of anxiety and depression, and to determine the features …