Mental health and the jilted generation: Using age-period-cohort analysis to assess differential trends in young people's mental health following the Great Recession and austerity in England.

Soc Sci Med · 2018 · PMC6176124 · PMID 30195100

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2 a and b), there was an overall trend towards improvement for all groups from 1991/92 to 2004/05 which was more marked for women, as has been reported previously ( Thomson et al., 2018 ).

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Their female counterparts experienced little change immediately following the recession but a small increase of 1.2% (95% CI −1.7% to 4.2%) following the onset of austerity, though this did not reach statistical significance.

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