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2017, International Journal of Drug PolicyCitation Excerpt :The non-significant findings were found among studies that examined depressive symptoms and mental disability instead of stress as mediators. The positive associations between unemployment and mediator were found in a diverse number of countries: Jamaica (Arthur & Whitley, 2015), Australia (George et al., 2010; Topp et al., 2010), Sweden (Hammarström, 1994), the United States (Bennett et al., 2013), Vietnam (Tomori et al., 2014), and Norway (Hammer & Vaglum, 1990). And they were found among drug user samples (George et al., 2010; Tomori et al., 2014; Topp et al., 2010), young people (Hammarström, 1994; Hammer & Vaglum, 1990), veterans (Bennett et al., 2013), and community members and patients and caregivers at outpatient mental health clinics (Arthur & Whitley, 2015).
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2010, Social Science and MedicineCitation Excerpt :Unemployment is related to an increased risk of death from all causes combined, and from specific causes such as heart diseases and neoplasms (Morris, Cook, & Shaper, 1994); premature death due to external causes, including suicide (Voss, Nylén, Floderus, Diderichsen, & Terry, 2004); and disabling diseases (Bartley, Sacker, & Clarke, 2004). It is also associated with poor self-rated health (Broom et al., 2006), physical health problems (Broom et al., 2006; Grzywacz & Dooley, 2003), common mental disorders (Hammarström, 1994; Reine, Novo, & Hammarström, 2004) and suicidal ideation (Fergusson, Horwood, & Woodward, 2001). In relation to health behavior, it may lead to increases in alcohol consumption, smoking and use of illicit drugs (Hammarström, 1994; Reine et al., 2004).
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2007, Journal of Psychosomatic ResearchCitation Excerpt :It has also been suggested that unemployment causes psychological disturbance [8-10], minor psychiatric morbidity [11], and depression [12,13]. Unemployment has been associated with hypertension [14,15] and prevalence of coronary heart disease (CHD) [16]. Longitudinal findings suggest that involuntary job loss is a risk factor for cardiovascular illness [17,18].
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