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406 publications from 29 countries: last publication search date 17 April 2019
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(e.g. birth cohorts, household surveys, school/preschool samples)
(2) Twins
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(e.g. children diagnosed with ADHD or attending a CAMHS clinic)
(4) Physical health problems
(e.g. children with cerebral palsy, asthma or obesity)
(5) Intellectual disabilities or learning difficulties
(e.g. children with Down's syndrome or dyslexia)
(6) In contact with social services
(e.g. looked after children or referred to a youth offending team)
(7) Other
(e.g. parental mental health problems, refugees, experienced a natural disaster)
Note: population types (2) to (7) all over-sampled the group in question, but may include a general population control group. For example, a study examining the association between family structure and mental health using a CAMHS clinical sample plus a general population control would be population type (3) only, and not (3) plus (1). A study examining the same association using a general population birth cohort would be population type (1) only.
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