There is a very large literature examining income inequality in relation to health. Early
reviews came to different interpretations of the evidence, though a large majority of studies …

In this paper, we review and integrate the contemporary literature on the societal effects of
income inequality, drawing on social, personality, developmental, and organizational …

Mental ill-health is a leading cause of disease burden worldwide. While women suffer from
greater levels of mental health disorders, it remains unclear whether this gender gap differs …

Digital technologies such as smartphones are transforming the way scientists conduct
biomedical research. Several remotely conducted studies have recruited thousands of …

There is now substantial evidence that larger income differences in a society increase the
prevalence of most of the health and social problems that tend to occur more frequently …

It is well known that social factors affect risk for mental illnesses and substance use
disorders, as well as health outcomes of persons with these disorders. Social and …

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Married individuals are healthier and live longer than those who are never married,
divorced, or widowed. But not all marriages are equal: unhappy marriages provide fewer …

Purpose A systematic review was undertaken to determine whether research supports:(i) an
association between income inequality and adult mental health when measured at the …

Background Studies of the association between income inequality and mental health have
shown mixed results, probably due to methodological heterogeneity. By dealing with such …