The influence of education on health: an empirical assessment of OECD countries for the period 1995–2015

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b) Druhý benefit se týká samotných absolventů VŠ: vysokoškoláci a jejich rodiny mají kromě vyšších příjmů také delší a zdravější život. (McMahon 2009 anebo pozdější empirické studie jako např. https://t.co/2reVtzlQ4V)

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The better educated you are, the healthier you are. Free post secondary education for all. https://t.co/Y6VMsV9VkE

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@NadineGNess This views women and children as PROPERTY Respect and compassion right to life liberty and health for all people (including children ) is not served by your continued adherence to a big book of nonsense Quality Public education is better for

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