Marginal effects from logistic and ordinary least squares regression of count of material hardships on health outcomes.

Marginal effects from logistic and ordinary least squares regression of count of material hardships on health outcomes.

<p>Figure displays marginal effects from an OLS regression model, with standard errors clustered at the borough level and 95% confidence intervals. N = 10,547.</p>

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Main Author:	Trevor Memmott (22530231) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Medicine Sociology Immunology Science Policy Mental Health Computational Biology Environmental Sciences not elsewhere classified Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified targeted policy responses often ), severity nyc poverty tracker manuscript analyzes data longitudinal survey designed regularly impacts millions larger negative impacts broader health implications five major forms diminished health outcomes mental health outcomes material hardship severity address immediate deprivation health outcomes five forms mental health material hardship economic deprivation still lacking social welfare respondent rates policymakers attempting growing body findings show comprehensive understanding comparative understanding clear association chronic hardship also consider
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