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Longitudinal and Life Course Studies

Mother's accumulation of chronic health conditions and early midlife adult children's depressive symptoms: differences between daughters and sons

By Xing Zhang, Anna M. Hammersmith
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Xing Zhang, Anna M. Hammersmith

Arizona State University; Grand Valley State University

Longitudinal and Life Course Studies, 13 Aug 2026

doi.org/10.1332/17579597y2026d000000087PubMed 42601196

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