Paul Corcoran
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Paul Corcoran is a Senior Lecturer at University College Cork, National University of Ireland. His research focuses on socioeconomic factors affecting health outcomes, particularly in the context of suicide, stillbirth, and prescription drug misuse. Recent studies include investigations into the social determinants of suicide and perinatal outcomes, as well as the impact of these issues on healthcare professionals. He is based in Ireland, where he contributes to various critical public health assessments and curricula development.
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