Completed Pregnancy, Children & Inherited Conditions Psychology & Behaviour
An examination of the impact of family socio-economic status on outcomes in late childhood and adolescence.
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Researchers
Andrew Ness (Co-Investigator)Carol Propper (Co-Investigator)Debbie Lawlor (Co-Investigator)Fiona Steele (Co-Investigator)Frank Windmeijer (Co-Investigator)George Davey Smith (Co-Investigator)Glyn Lewis (Co-Investigator)Jonathan Sterne (Co-Investigator)Leon Feinstein (Co-Investigator)Marcus Munafo (Co-Investigator)Paul Gregg (Principal Investigator)Simon Burgess (Co-Investigator)
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