Laurie Berrie

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Depicting deterministic variables within directed acyclic graphs (DAGs): An aid for identifying and interpreting causal effects involving derived variables and compositional data.
Berrie, L., Arnold, K., Tomova, G., Gilthorpe, M. & Tennant, P., 24 Jun 2024, In: American Journal of Epidemiology.
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Response to: Comments on the justification of the independence assumption in ‘Does cycle commuting reduce the risk of mental ill-health? An instrumental variable analysis using distance to nearest cycle path’
Berrie, L., Feng, Z., Rice, D., Clemens, T., Williamson, L. & Dibben, C., 12 Jun 2024, In: International Journal of Epidemiology. 53, 4
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Does cycle commuting reduce the risk of mental ill-health? An instrumental variable analysis using distance to nearest cycle path
Berrie, L., Feng, Z., Rice, D., Clemens, T., Williamson, L. & Dibben, C., 1 Feb 2024, In: International Journal of Epidemiology. 53, 1, dyad153.
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Youth organizations, social mobility and health in middle age: evidence from a Scottish 1950s prospective cohort study
Berrie, L., Adair, L., Williamson, L. & Dibben, C., 26 Oct 2022, In: European Journal of Public Health.
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Use of directed acyclic graphs (DAGs) to identify confounders in applied health research: review and recommendations.
Tennant, PWG., Murray, EJ., Arnold, KF., Berrie, L., Fox, MP., Gadd, SC., Harrison, WJ., Keeble, C., Ranker, LR., Textor, J., Tomova, GD., Gilthorpe, MS. & Ellison, GTH., 1 Apr 2021, In: International Journal of Epidemiology. 50, 2, p. 620–632
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Cycling to the office makes commuters less likely to be prescribed antidepressants, research finds
Laurie Berrie, Zhiqiang Feng, David Rice, Tom Clemens, Lee Williamson & Chris Dibben
15/01/24
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Cycling to work linked with better mental health
Laurie Berrie, Zhiqiang Feng, David Rice, Tom Clemens, Lee Williamson & Chris Dibben
15/01/24
1 item of Media coverage
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Laurie Berrie

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Depicting deterministic variables within directed acyclic graphs (DAGs): An aid for identifying and interpreting causal effects involving derived variables and compositional data.

Response to: Comments on the justification of the independence assumption in ‘Does cycle commuting reduce the risk of mental ill-health? An instrumental variable analysis using distance to nearest cycle path’

Does cycle commuting reduce the risk of mental ill-health? An instrumental variable analysis using distance to nearest cycle path

Youth organizations, social mobility and health in middle age: evidence from a Scottish 1950s prospective cohort study

Use of directed acyclic graphs (DAGs) to identify confounders in applied health research: review and recommendations.

Press/Media

Cycling to the office makes commuters less likely to be prescribed antidepressants, research finds

Cycling to work linked with better mental health