Wooseong Kim (김우성)
@wooseongkim.bsky.social
Postdoctoral Researcher at Karolinska Institute | Stockholm University Demography Unit | PhD in Sociological Demography | Immigrant integration, health inequalities, social stratification, racial/ethnic discrimination | peppermint tea, tortoise, and snow
Thank you @signesvallfors.bsky.social I hope you enjoy reading it!
March 1, 2025 at 6:09 AM
Thank you @signesvallfors.bsky.social I hope you enjoy reading it!
As this article is part of my doctoral thesis, I am deeply grateful to my co-authors and thesis supervisors for their invaluable support and input! @soljuarez.bsky.social, @Andrea Dunlavy, @sd.de, @siddarthaaradhya.bsky.social, and @martinhallsten.bsky.social.
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February 28, 2025 at 4:46 PM
As this article is part of my doctoral thesis, I am deeply grateful to my co-authors and thesis supervisors for their invaluable support and input! @soljuarez.bsky.social, @Andrea Dunlavy, @sd.de, @siddarthaaradhya.bsky.social, and @martinhallsten.bsky.social.
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While the effects of unemployment were similar among the unemployed population, we found mental health disparities by immigrant background among the employed, suggesting that improving the labor market position alone is not enough to tackle mental health inequalities between the two groups. (3/4)
February 28, 2025 at 4:46 PM
While the effects of unemployment were similar among the unemployed population, we found mental health disparities by immigrant background among the employed, suggesting that improving the labor market position alone is not enough to tackle mental health inequalities between the two groups. (3/4)
Our latest study, published in Social Science & Medicine, uses Swedish register data to investigate whether the associations between unemployment, overqualification, and the first use of psychotropic medication differ between the second generation and the majority population. (2/4)
February 28, 2025 at 4:46 PM
Our latest study, published in Social Science & Medicine, uses Swedish register data to investigate whether the associations between unemployment, overqualification, and the first use of psychotropic medication differ between the second generation and the majority population. (2/4)