How poverty affects diet to shape the microbiota and chronic disease.doi:10.1038/nri.2017.121Christy A. HarrisonDouglas TarenNature Publishing Group
Some people think most crimes are the result of circumstances like poverty and other social problems. Others believe that they are caused by people who are bad by nature. Discuss both views and give your opinion. Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your own know...
In this Opinion article, the authors consider how poverty and diet can shape the microbiota and immune health. They highlight how this contributes to the greater levels of chronic disease that are experienced by low-income individuals in high-income soci
aOne study points to a mechanism to explain how poverty affects outcomes. That study demonstrated separate effects of being in poverty oneself and of living in areas of concentrated poverty (typically ghettos) on a range of lupus measures, including activity, symptoms, functional status, and ...
What's more, the contribution of income mechanism is greater than that of health mechanism The conclusion of this paper provides a theoretical basis for the government to implement education to ensure poverty alleviation to a certain extent. 展开 ...
While firm digitalization has significantly shaped business conduct and performance, our understanding of how it affects firms’ engagement with social issues such as poverty alleviation remains underdeveloped. Drawing on information processing theory, we propose that digitalization empowers firms to undertake...
"People who live in poverty are already experiencing high levels of toxic stress. The impact that this has on a mom and her children is significant — they face long term increased risks and challenges to their health and safety, learning abilities, relationships, and economic stability,” said...
Within the UK we are very lucky to have many opportunities, for example, free education, free healthcare and the welfare system. So why are children and families still living in poverty? We have the resources to help these families and provide them with a better quality of life in which ...
The review shows that direct consequences for the SDGs—for instance, human health, plastic waste, carbon emissions, and labor conditions—have been thoroughly discussed. Conversely, we found a lack of attention to other indirect but important consequences, including impacts on poverty, hunger, ...
In our study, we examined the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic; however, other factors can have a similar effect and result in the lack of support from relatives, e.g., single motherhood, poverty, and illnesses. This allows us to interpret the results of this study in a broader context...