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Lluis Mangot

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I’m a PhD student located at the Netherlands Interdisciplinary Demographic Institute (NIDI) in Den Haag. My background is in sociology and in public health/epidemiology and my main focus of study are health inequalities from a life-course perspective: that is, how life transitions and socioeconomic position influence health behaviors and health outcomes in the population.

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is part of Health behaviour epidemiology
is part of LCE - Life Course Epidemiology
is part of Epidemiology
is part of Health in Context: Research Institute for Prediction, Prevention, and Care

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