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The impacts of housing conditions on physical and mental health: a critical mini-review informed by a rapid conversion of evidence from Alidoust and Huang (2021)

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The impacts of housing conditions on physical and mental health: a critical mini-review informed by a rapid conversion of evidence from Alidoust and Huang (2021). / Simpson, Amelia; Filipe, Luis; Benedetto, Valerio et al.
In: Frontiers in Environmental Health, Vol. 3, 1352580, 20.02.2024.

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Simpson, A, Filipe, L, Benedetto, V & Hill, J 2024, 'The impacts of housing conditions on physical and mental health: a critical mini-review informed by a rapid conversion of evidence from Alidoust and Huang (2021)', Frontiers in Environmental Health, vol. 3, 1352580. https://doi.org/10.3389/fenvh.2024.1352580

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Simpson, A., Filipe, L., Benedetto, V., & Hill, J. (2024). The impacts of housing conditions on physical and mental health: a critical mini-review informed by a rapid conversion of evidence from Alidoust and Huang (2021). Frontiers in Environmental Health, 3, Article 1352580. https://doi.org/10.3389/fenvh.2024.1352580

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Simpson A, Filipe L, Benedetto V, Hill J. The impacts of housing conditions on physical and mental health: a critical mini-review informed by a rapid conversion of evidence from Alidoust and Huang (2021). Frontiers in Environmental Health. 2024 Feb 20;3:1352580. doi: 10.3389/fenvh.2024.1352580

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Simpson, Amelia ; Filipe, Luis ; Benedetto, Valerio et al. / The impacts of housing conditions on physical and mental health : a critical mini-review informed by a rapid conversion of evidence from Alidoust and Huang (2021). In: Frontiers in Environmental Health. 2024 ; Vol. 3.

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