S-WoPEc: The Impact of PhD Studies on Mental Health—A Longitudinal Population Study
Sanna Bergvall (sanna.ericsson@nek.lu.se), Clara Fernström (clara.fernstrom@sbs.su.se), Eva Ranehill (eva.ranehill@nek.lu.se) and Anna Sandberg (anna.sandberg@sofi.su.se) Additional contact information
S-WoPEc: The Impact of PhD Studies on Mental Health—A Longitudinal Population Study Scandinavian Working Papers in Economics S-WoPEc uses cookies. By using our site you agree to our use of cookies. Working Papers, Lund University, Department of Economics No 2024:5: The Impact of PhD Studies on Mental Health—A Longitudinal Population Study Sanna Bergvall ( ), Clara Fernström ( ), Eva Ranehill ( ) and Anna Sandberg ( ) Additional contact information Sanna Bergvall: Department of Economics, University of Gothenburg Clara Fernström: Stockholm Business School, Stockholm University Eva Ranehill: Dep
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