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Select article: Who will care for the health of aging Chinese parents who lose their only child? A review of the constraints and implications

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First published 2018-1

Who will care for the health of aging Chinese parents who lose their only child? A review of the constraints and implications

Yan Li

International Social Work

Select article: Stigma of Losing an Only Child: Implications for Public Perceptions of Bereavement Adversities and Prosocial Tendencies in China

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Stigma of Losing an Only Child: Implications for Public Perceptions of Bereavement Adversities and Prosocial Tendencies in China

Jinfeng Li, Meng Huo, Lin Gao [...]

OMEGA - Journal of Death and Dying

Select article: Identifying the People and Factors That Influence Children’s Intentions to Make Lifestyle Changes

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Identifying the People and Factors That Influence Children’s Intentions to Make Lifestyle Changes

Lesley Cottrell, Carole V. Harris, Andrew Bradlyn [...]

Health Promotion Practice

Select article: Loneliness Trajectories: Evidence for Staged Intervention Among Chinese Bereaved Parents

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Loneliness Trajectories: Evidence for Staged Intervention Among Chinese Bereaved Parents

Ning Wang, Qian Hu

Journal of Applied Gerontology

Select article: Older Poor Parents who Lost an Adult Child to Aids in Togo,West Africa: A Qualitative Study

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First published 2008-5

Older Poor Parents who Lost an Adult Child to Aids in Togo,West Africa: A Qualitative Study

Ami R. Moore

OMEGA - Journal of Death and Dying

Select article: Life Restoration and Future Care Preparation Among Older Parents in Shanghai Who Have Lost Their Only Adult Child

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Life Restoration and Future Care Preparation Among Older Parents in Shanghai Who Have Lost Their Only Adult Child

Lin Chen, Yajun Song, Yixin You

Journal of Applied Gerontology

Select article: Parents’ advice to other parents of children with spinal muscular atrophy: Two nationwide follow-ups

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Parents’ advice to other parents of children with spinal muscular atrophy: Two nationwide follow-ups

Elin Hjorth, Ulrika Kreicbergs, Thomas Sejersen [...]

Journal of Child Health Care

Select article: A perspective on health care for the elderly who lose their only child in China

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A perspective on health care for the elderly who lose their only child in China

Yan Li

Scandinavian Journal of Public Health

Select article: Parents Who are Orphans: Implications for Second-Generation Scripts and Eating Disorders

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Parents Who are Orphans: Implications for Second-Generation Scripts and Eating Disorders

Raffaella Leone Guglielmotti

Transactional Analysis Journal

Select article: The Impact on Mental Health of Losing an Only Child and the Influence of Social Support and Resilience

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The Impact on Mental Health of Losing an Only Child and the Influence of Social Support and Resilience

Xiancai Cao, Chongming Yang, Dahua Wang

OMEGA - Journal of Death and Dying

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