Overview
Synergistic divergence refers to the systemic tendency for disparities among individuals to widen over time across various life-course outcomes, highlighting cumulative dis/advantage as a sociological phenomenon impacting multiple levels of social analysis 1.Diagnosis
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Special Populations
Key Recommendations
References
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