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attainment to investigate the impact of education on body mass index, obesity, smoking behavior, and self-rated health, as well …
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relates to addictive behaviors like smoking, drinking and drugs among the young. This study shows that not religion as such or …
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's residential proximity. Modifiable risk factors, including smoking, depressive symptoms, and social isolation, were assessed. Mixed …, characterized by distant-residing children and the absence of a spouse, had a significantly higher percentage of smoking, depressive …
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relates to risky behaviors like smoking, drinking, and drugs among the young. This study shows that not religion as such or …
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cigarette smoking and alcohol drinking behaviours. We find that mental distress significantly increases the prevalence and …
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This study presents associations between the perceived social rejection of sexual minorities and tobacco, alcohol, and cannabis consumption and unprotected sexual intercourse in the capital of Greece, Athens. This is the first Greek study to evaluate the concept of the minority stress theory on...
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This paper explores whether individuals that grew up in adverse environments are more likely to engage in excessive use of social media later in life. We rely on a novel EU-wide survey that comprises information on social media usage time, patterns, motivations, and potential overuse, together...
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This study examines the causal impact of addictive patterns of social media use on mental health outcomes through a randomized controlled trial conducted among young individuals (18 to 24 years) in Pakistan. Participants in the treatment group received an intervention designed to limit their...
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The rapid rise of social media has transformed communication and raised concerns about its societal impact, particularly on mental health and well-being. Using data from a novel EU-wide survey, this study investigates the association between social media usage, loneliness, and emotional distress...
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Very few studies have examined the impacts of both climate change and air pollution on student education outcomes, particularly in a developing country setting. Analyzing a rich database consisting of household and school surveys, test scores, and temperature and air pollution data over the past...
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