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Scandinavian Journal of Public Health|May 18, 2001
Does chronic illness cause adverse social and economic consequences among Swedes?C Lindholm, B Burström, F DiderichsenJournal of Epidemiology and Community Health|February 21, 2002
Class differences in the social consequences of illness?C Lindholm, B Burström, F DiderichsenInternational Journal of Health Services : Planning, Administration, Evaluation|December 8, 2000
Inequality in the social consequences of illness: how well do people with long-term illness fare in the British and Swedish labor markets?B Burström, M Whitehead, C Lindholm, et al.Social Science & Medicine (1982)|January 5, 2000
Social policies and the pathways to inequalities in health: a comparative analysis of lone mothers in Britain and SwedenM Whitehead, B Burström, F DiderichsenAmerican Journal of Epidemiology|June 16, 1999
Child mortality in Stockholm during 1885-1910: the impact of household size and number of children in the family on the risk of death from measlesB Burström, F Diderichsen, L SmedmanJournal of Epidemiology and Community Health|February 3, 2000
Lone mothers in Sweden: trends in health and socioeconomic circumstances, 1979-1995B Burström, F Diderichsen, S Shouls, et al.Scandinavian Journal of Social Medicine|October 13, 1998
Use of a historical register in social epidemiology: child mortality in Stockholm at the turn of the 19th centuryB Burström, F Diderichsen, E Bernhardt, et al.Population Trends|June 16, 1999
The health and socio-economic circumstances of British lone mothers over the last two decadesS Shouls, M Whitehead, B Burström, et al.Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health|July 13, 2001
The role of income differences in explaining social inequalities in self rated health in Sweden and BritainM A Yngwe, F Diderichsen, M Whitehead, et al.Pageof 24