Is social capital good for health? A European perspective
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Greater than the Sum of the Parts? Evidence on Mechanisms Operating in Women’s Groups
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Access to micro – and informal loans: evaluating the impact on the quality of life of poor females in South Africa
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PrEP Indicators, Social Capital, and Social Group Memberships among Gay, Bisexual, and Other Men Who Have Sex with Men
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