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Labour force transitions and changes in quality of life at age 50–55 years: evidence from a birth cohort study | Ageing & Society | Cambridge Core

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By Paul Watts, Mel Bartley, david blane, Gopalakrishnan Netuveli
| dx.doi.org
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Re: Overcoming resistance and rebalancing power: shifting gears for cross sectoral collaboration on transport and climate change

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By Mel Bartley
| bmj.com
Dear Editor Do the authors of the paper about transport in New Zealand know if the fossil fuel and motor car industries in their nation launched a fight against existing public transport networks similar to what happened in USA and UK? These are shocking stories that show how correct it is to treat public health as a fight against commercial and political determinants to improve population health. Competing interests: No competing interests
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Psychosocial determinants of health in social epidemiology

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By Mel Bartley, Eero Lahelma, Pekka Martikainen
| International Journal of Epidemiology Verified
The current issue of the International Journal of Epidemiology (IJE) has several papers with a psychosocial theme. As its popularity has increased over the past decade, the use of the term ‘psychosocial’ has been very varied within health research including social epidemiology.
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