2004
DOI: 10.1136/jech.2003.012781
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Housing and health in Germany

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“…Corresponding results are also shown in Table II, in terms of the health deprivation. This result, along with previous studies [30,31,32], again implies that road trafficnoise sources, as the major source of noise in urban environments, may influence people'shealth to acertain extent. This could include mental disorders [33,34], sleep disturbance [35,36] and cardiovascular disease [37,38,39].…”
Section: Demographic and Religious Factors (Factors A9-a18)supporting
confidence: 58%
“…Corresponding results are also shown in Table II, in terms of the health deprivation. This result, along with previous studies [30,31,32], again implies that road trafficnoise sources, as the major source of noise in urban environments, may influence people'shealth to acertain extent. This could include mental disorders [33,34], sleep disturbance [35,36] and cardiovascular disease [37,38,39].…”
Section: Demographic and Religious Factors (Factors A9-a18)supporting
confidence: 58%
“…Residential satisfaction taps into an individual's appraisal of the conditions of their residential environment, in relation to their needs and expectations. 42 A recent study found that perceived residential satisfaction mediated the effects of objective housing conditions on psychological status among older adults living in Hong Kong. 15 Residential instability Residential instability can be defined as a lack of stable housing, whether through frequent moving, living ''doubled up'' with many families sharing one housing space, or homelessness in shelter situations.…”
Section: Residential Satisfactionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Felder and Tauchmann (2013), Augurzky et al (2013), Kopetsch and Schmitz (2013) and Eibich and Ziebarth (2014) study regional variation in health care efficiency and utilization, respectively. Pollack et al (2004), Dragano et al (2007Dragano et al ( , 2009aDragano et al ( , 2009b, Breckenkamp et al (2007), Voigtländer et al (2010), and Diehl and Schneider (2011) use multilevel models to analyze the impact of specific regional factors on health. Their results indicate that regional deprivation (often measured by the unemployment rate) has a strong effect on individual health.…”
Section: Differences In Health Within Germanymentioning
confidence: 99%