People's health behaviours and outcomes can be profoundly shaped by the social networks
they are embedded in. Based on graph theory, social network analysis is a research …

Rationale Examining interactions between numerous interlocking social identities and the
systems of oppression and privilege that shape them is central to health inequalities …

Recognizing that health outcomes are influenced by and occur within multiple social and
physical contexts, researchers have used multilevel modeling techniques for decades to …

Introduction Community detection, the process of identifying subgroups of highly connected
individuals within a network, is an aspect of social network analysis that is relevant but …

Examining health inequalities intersectionally is gaining in popularity and recent quantitative
innovations, such as the development of intersectional multilevel methods, have enabled …

The number of youths who experience mental distress has been increasing over the past
years. Adolescents with mental health problems also show high rates of co-occurring …

We investigated trends in associations between physical and social neighbourhood and
school characteristics and adolescent mental health problems between 2005 and 2017 …

This study examined associations between characteristics of the residential neighbourhood
and the school and adolescent mental health, including the moderating role of family …

The control of networked dynamical systems opens the possibility for new discoveries and
therapies in systems biology and neuroscience. Recent theoretical advances provide …

ABSTRACT Background: Neighborhood-, school-, and peer-contexts play an important role
in adolescent alcohol use behaviors. Methodological advances permit simultaneous …