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Predictors of health and well-being among new French immigrants: Longitudinal, data-driven approach, and machine learning analysis
While past research has identified income, employment, social capital, and living conditions as key predictors of EU immigrants’ health and well-being (HWB), few studies have used machine learning with longitudinal data to explore this in depth. This study aimed to (1) assess HWB in a random sample
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