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Social Inequalities and the Road to Allostatic Load: From Vulnerability to Resilience

Published:2016-02-10 Issue: Volume: Page:1-54
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Container-title:Developmental Psychopathology
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Author:

Juster Robert-Paul¹,Seeman Teresa²,McEwen Bruce S.³,Picard Martin⁴,Mahar Ian¹,Mechawar Naguib¹,Sindi Shireen¹,Smith Nathan Grant⁵,Souza-Talarico Juliana⁶,Sarnyai Zoltan⁷,Lanoix Dave⁸,Plusquellec Pierrich⁹,Ouellet-Morin Isabelle⁹,Lupien Sonia J.⁹

Affiliation:

1. McGill University; Montreal Canada

2. University of California; Los Angeles California

3. Rockefeller University; New York New York

4. Columbia University; New York New York

5. University of Houston; Houston Texas

6. University of São Paulo; São Paulo Brazil

7. James Cook University; Townsville Australia

8. Centre for Studies on Human Stress; Montreal Canada

9. University of Montreal; Montreal Canada

Publisher

John Wiley & Sons, Inc.

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