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Socioeconomic status and acute non-fatal injuries among Canadian adolescents

Authors: Beth K. Potter

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TypePhD dissertation
Author Beth K. Potter
Publication Year 2003
Title Socioeconomic status and acute non-fatal injuries among Canadian adolescents
City London, ON
Department Department Of Epidemiology And Biostatistics
University University Of Western Ontario
Publication Language English
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Subjects

Children and youthHealth

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Data Used

National Population Health Survey - Household Component - Longitudinal

Longitudinal, Survey (1994 to 2011)

NPHS

Research Data Centre(s)

SWORDC (Waterloo)

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