Abstract
Background While there are numerous studies analysing mental health of lone mothers, there are very few equivalent studies for lone fathers. As it is assumed that lone fathers have a different social profile than lone mothers, it is to expect that there are sex differences according to the risk factors in depression prevalence. Data and Methods We use representative data from the GEDA-study carried out by the Robert Koch-Institute in 2009-2010. The sample consists of 11.904 people aged 18-59 living with at least one child …
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