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Stress, social support, and the buffering hypothesis.

1985 • 14,812 citations

Social Relationships and Health

1988 • 6,866 citations

Live Events, Stress, and Illness

1976 • 1,325 citations

Psychosocial Processes and “Stress”: Theoretical Formulation

1974 • 535 citations

The Social Process of International Migration

1987 • 443 citations

Disaster: Effects on mental and physical state

1974 • 226 citations

A synergism of plagues: “Planned shrinkage,” contagious housing destruction, and AIDS in the bronx

1988 • 190 citations

Depression-Mobility and Its Social Etiology: The Role of Life Events and Social Support

1984 • 160 citations

Social support and depression

1984 • 116 citations

Disseminated Extrapulmonary Tuberculosis in Association with Heroin Addiction

1973 • 42 citations

A Sociology of Migration or `Race Relations'? A View from Britain

1984 • 22 citations

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1986 • 17 citations

The New York City fire epidemic as a toxic phenomenon

1982 • 14 citations

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1982 • 7 citations

France's Policy on Migration From May 1981 Till March 1986: Its Symbolic Dimension, its Restrictive Aspects and its Unintended Effects

1987 • 5 citations

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