Conducting collaborative research locally, nationally and globally.
Claire de Oliveira 2024
Neonatal outcomes of pregnant women attending integrated and standard substance use treatment programs in Ontario, CanadaKaren Milligan, Lesley Tarasoff, Erica Rodrigues, Tomisin Iwajomo, Tara Gomes, Claire de Oliveira, Hilary Brown, Karen UrbanoskiSubstance use in pregnancy raises concern given its potential teratogenic effects. Given the unique needs of parenting people and the potential impact for developing children, specialized substance use treatment programs are increasingly being implemented for… |
Child health and its effect on adult social capital accumulationMichael Lebenbaum, Claire de Oliveira, France Gagnon, Audrey LaporteAlthough studies have demonstrated important effects of poor health in childhood on stocks of human and health capital, little research has tested economic theories to investigate the effect of child health on social… |
The Economic Burden of Chronic Psychotic Disorders: An Incidence-based Cost-of-Illness ApproachClaire de Oliveira and Bryan TannerThe economic burden of chronic psychotic disorders is substantial. However, few studies have employed an incidence based approach to estimate the economic burden of chronic psychotic disorders… |
Genetic endowments for social capital: An investigation accounting for genetic nurturing effectsMichael Lebenbaum, France Gagnon, Claire de Oliveira, Audrey LaporteDespite social capital having been shown to be important for health and well-being, relatively little research has examined genetic determinants. Genetic endowments for education have been shown to influence human, financial, and health capital, but few studies have examined social capital… |
Assessing the "Healthy Immigrant Effect" in Mental Health: Intra- and Inter-Cohort Trends in Mood and/or Anxiety Disorders.Joyce Mason, Audrey Laporte, James McDonald, Paul Kurdyak, Ethan Fosse & Claire de Oliveira.The healthy immigrant effect implies that, at the time of immigration, new immigrants are typically healthier than the Canadian-born population. Furthermore, this health advantage fades the longer cohorts of immigrants remain in the host country… |
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