Occasional Papers

OP18.1
Work to Family conflict and Family to Work conflict- who is more at risk?

Tarani Chandola

Dataset: Whitehall II, Understanding Society

OP18.3
Balancing work and family over the life course and women's health in later life.

Juliet Stone

Dataset: English Longitudinal Study of Ageing (ELSA)

OP18.2 Gender attitude concordance and relationship satisfaction.

Lauren Bird

Dataset:  Millennium Cohort Study

OP18.4
Work-family life courses and stress and inflammation in mid-life

Rebecca Lacey

Dataset: 1958 Birth Cohort study

 OP16.1

Working longer: paid employment beyond age 65 years.

David Blane, UCL

Datasets:Study of Health, Ageing and Retirement in Europe (SHARE) with some English Longitudinal Study of Ageing (ELSA) and Decennial Census.

OP16.4

Geographic inequalities, health and exit from the work force.

Emily Murray, UCL

Dataset: Office for National Statistics Longitudinal Study (LS)

OP15.1
Why are early adolescents from poor families at increased risk of overweight and obesity? (pdf)

Amanda Sacker, UCL

Dataset: Millennium Cohort Study (MCS)

OP15.3

Diet quality and the factors that influence nutrient intake in teenage girls (pdf)

Laura Weston, NatCen Social Research

Dataset:

OP15.2
Who are the 11 year old drinkers? (pdf)

Yvonne Kelly, UCL

Dataset: Millennium Cohort Study (MCS)

OP15.4

Stress resilience and inflammation in adolescence predict poor mental and physical health in middle-aged men (pdf)

Scott Montgomery, Orebro University Hospital , Sweden.

Dataset:Swedish conscripts

See also:

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ICLS Podcast Series

OP 13.1

Scheduled versus demand feeding of infants:  sleeping patterns and  risk of obesity (pdf)

Maria Iacovou, University of Cambridge

Dataset: Avon Longitudinal Study of Parents and Children (ALSPAC)

OP13.3 (not available)

Troubled Sleep: A cross-national study of the influence of age, health, social and psychosocial factors.

Gopalakrishnan Netuveli, UEL

Dataset: Study of Health, Ageing and Retirement in Europe (SHARE)

OP13.2

Time for Bed? Sleep, health and development in the first decade of life (pdf)

Yvonne Kelly, Professor of Epidemiology,UCL

Dataset: Millennium Cohort Study (MCS)

OP13.4 

Sleep disturbance, sleep duration and mortality in British civil servants (pdf)

Jessica Abell, UCL

Dataset: Whitehall II study

 OP11.0

Active transport and health
- Introduction

Amanda Sacker, ICLS Director

OP11.2

Does active commuting predict healthy weight and body composition? (pdf)

Ellen Flint, LSHTM

Dataset(s):Understanding Society

Now published - BMJ Open Access

Associations between active commuting, body fat, and body mass index: population based, cross sectional study in the United Kingdom

OP11.1
Active travel to school and the risk of obesity (pdf)

Yvonne Kelly, UCL

Dataset(s): Millennium Cohort Study (MCS)

OP11.3
Bus passes, active travel and health (pdf)

Elizabeth Webb, UCL

Dataset(s):English Longitudinal Study of Ageing (ELSA); National Transport Study (NTS)

OP10

Breast is best? Can breast feeding really increase one's life chances? (pdf)

Amanda Sacker, UCL

Datasets: 1958 and 1970  Birth Cohort

UCL You Tube Channel

Breast is best? Can breast feeding really increase one's life chances?

OP9.1

Mental health and wellbeing (pdf)

Sally McManus, NatCen for Social Research

Dataset: Adult Psychiatric Morbidity Survey (APMS)

OP9.3

Do physical working conditions influence quality of life after retirement? (pdf)

Loretta Platts, ICLS PhD student, Imperial College

Dataset: Gas and Electricity Public Utilities of France (GAZEL)

OP9.2

Health related behaviours and wellbeing in adolescence (pdf)

Amanda Sacker, Essex University

Dataset:

OP9.4

Well-being within older couples: Does your partner's health affect your happiness?   (Available on request)

Jessica Abell, UCL

Dataset:English Longitudinal Study of Ageing
(ELSA)

OP8.1
Health inequalities in the early years - Evidence from the Growing Up in Scotland Study.
Catherine Bromley,Scottish Centre for Social Research

OP8.3

Breastfeeding and cognitive development (pdf)

Amanda Sacker , University of Essex, and UCL

Dataset: Millennium Cohort Study (MCS)

OP8.2

Family structure and child health (Available on request)

Lidia Panico, LSE Gender Institute

OP8.4

Time for bed?

Yvonne Kelly, Essex University

Dataset:Millennium Cohort Study (MCS)

OP7

The Boyd Orr Cohort : Influences on diet in early old age (pdf)

David Blane, Imperial College & UCL

Dr Maria Maynard, MRC Social and Public Health Sciences
Unit

OP6.1 

Lone parents and employment: an exploration of findings from the Families and Children Study 2006 - 2008 (pdf)

Anne Conolly, NatCen

OP6.3

Combining work & family: Health effects in women and their children (pdf)

Anne McMunn, UCL
 

OP6.5

Transitions in work and family and quality of life at older ages. (Available on request)

Elizabeth Webb, UCL
 

OP6.2

To be or not to be an employed mother - what is better for children's health? (Available on request)

Jitka Pikhartova, ICLS

OP6.4

Labour market position, family circumstances and health in later life. (Available on request)

Bola Akinwale, Imperial College

OP5.0

Introduction (pdf)

Mel Bartley, ICLS

OP5.2

The effects of joblessness and insecure employment on psychological well-being (available on request)

Ellen Flint, ICLS

OP5.4

The effect of the recession on work stress (pdf)

Tarani Chandola, ICLS

OP5.1

Longitudinal data, unemployment and health (pdf)

Mel Bartley, ICLS

OP5.3

Unemployment, permanent sickness and mortality risk in early old age (available on request)

Bola Akinwale, Imperial College

 OP4.1

Can adult education reduce inequalities in health (pdf)

Tarani Chandola, Manchester Universtiy

 4.3 Andy Ross, NatCen

Disengagement from education among young people (pdf)

Resilience at older ages: the importance of social relations and implications for policy (pdf)

Keywords: Older ages; quality of life; resilience; policy

Minimum Income for Healthy Living (MIHL) (pdf) June 2010 Transcript

Keywords: Minimum income for healthy living. Young, single men. Retired people without disability.