Claire Benny

Assistant Professor

University of Alberta

Canada

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Claire Benny is an Assistant Professor at the University of Alberta, Canada. Her research areas include public health, mental health, and socio-economic inequities, with recent articles focusing on the impact of income inequality on mental health and community engagement in maternal mental health. She has explored various facets of adolescent health during the COVID-19 pandemic and analyzed emergency department visits related to alcohol-related harm in Canada.

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Roman Pabayo

University of Alberta School of Public Health

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Elaine Hyshka

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University of Alberta

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Income inequality and ‘hospitalisations of despair’ in Canada: a study on longitudinal, population-based data

Public health unit engagement in school mental health programs and adolescent mental health during the COVID-19 pandemic: COMPASS, 2018–2022

Socio‐economic inequities in emergency department visits for wholly alcohol‐attributable acute and chronic harms in Canada, 2003–2017

An investigation into the relationship between community engagement and maternal mental health in Calgary, Alberta using the All Our Families cohort

Investigating the association between income inequality in youth and deaths of despair in Canada: a population-based cohort study from 2006 to 2019

Income inequality and mental health in adolescents during COVID-19, results from COMPASS 2018–2021

A Longitudinal Study of Income Inequality and Mental Health Among Canadian Secondary School Students: Results From the Cannabis, Obesity, Mental Health, Physical Activity, Alcohol, Smoking, and Sedentary Behavior Study (2016–2019)

Income inequality and daily use of cannabis, cigarettes, and e-cigarettes among Canadian secondary school students: Results from COMPASS 2018–19

Financial Barriers to Mental Healthcare Services and Depressive Symptoms among Residents of Washington Heights, New York City

Modelling Maternal Depression: An Agent-Based Model to Examine the Complex Relationship between Relative Income and Depression

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Roman Pabayo

Elaine Hyshka

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