Socioeconomic disadvantage, pubertal development, and adolescent mental health and academic achievement: A longitudinal study
Kate J Fitzsimons(King's College London), Divyangana Rakesh(Wellcome Centre for Human Neuroimaging), Niamh MacSweeney(University of Oslo), Phoebe Thomson(King's College London), Qingyang Li(King's College London)
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