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Does socioeconomic status affect the association of social relationships and health? A moderator analysis

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Figure 1 The moderating effect of socioeconomic status (SES)on the association of social relations and health.
Table 1 Distribution of variables
Table 2 Multivariate adjusted1 odds ratios of subjective health and depressive symptoms by social relations andsocioeconomic status (SES, measured separately by income and education)
Table 3 Multivariate adjusted1odds ratios of subjective health and depressive symptoms by social relations andsocioeconomic status (SES, measured separately by income and education); results for men
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