Why is there so much controversy regarding the population health impact of the Great Recession? Reflections on three case studies
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Bacigalupe, A., et al., Why is there so much controversy regarding the population health impact of the Great Recession? Reflections on three case studies. International Journal of Health Services, vol. 46, n. 1, 2016, p. 5-35.
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Crisis económica, Pobreza, Efectos, Salud pública, Factor de riesgo, Salud mental, Infancia, Mortalidad, Literatura científica, Estudio comparativo, Islandia, España, Grecia
Crisis económica, Pobreza, Efectos, Salud pública, Factor de riesgo, Salud mental, Infancia, Mortalidad, Literatura científica, Estudio comparativo, Islandia, España, Grecia
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