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Caregiving transition trajectories and health behaviours: a latent class analysis of the UK Household Longitudinal Study
BackgroundUnpaid caregiving is a recognised social determinant of health, yet most research treats it as a fixed exposure measured at a single time point, and little is known about how patterns of caregiving transitions relate to health behaviours. MethodsSecondary analysis of the UK Household Long
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