should be hesitant to limit the free movement of people and should be sympathetic toward those who choose to come in the country. It stresses the need for the country to recognize that the causes of migration lie in the uneven...
With the large racial disparities in wealth,38 economically disadvantaged racial and ethnic minorities may be systematically withheld LVADs. For clinicians, the finding of reduced LVAD use for Black patients suggests that implicit biases or personally mediated racism impact decision-making. Both implicit...
In Namibia, there are significant inequities in births attended by skilled providers that favour those that are economically better off. The objective of this study was to identify the drivers of wealth-related inequalities in child delivery by skilled health providers using a decomposable health ...
Bowen and colleagues, for example, argue that systemic racism is a fundamental cause of food insecurity, because structural racism contributes to racial disparities in income and wealth, and because it is linked to food insecurity independent of poverty and socioeconomic status [60]. Further, ...
23 Additionally, although we adjusted for median household income, cost is likely to contribute to racial and ethnic inequities given this country’s wealth disparities and the inability of some groups to afford out-of-pocket costs.24 Interestingly, unlike with SGLT2 inhibitor use and other ...
preventing the accumulation of real estate wealth and perpetuation of wealth inequity [6,7,8]. Schools within redlined neighbourhoods receive fewer resources resulting in long-term educational inequities [4,9,10]. Developers were less likely to invest in redlined neighbourhoods, leading to reduced...
Currently, the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic region, as well as the nation, are in a state of energy inequity due to the disproportionate distribution of benefits and burdens among residents. Achieving equity requires an incremental approach and necessitates examining and addressing inequities in processes...
Wealth and health: the need for more strategic public health research This article argues that public health researchers have often ignored the analysis or wealth in the quest to understand the social determinants of health. ... F Baum - 《Journal of Epidemiology & Community Health》 被引量: ...
More urban women (40%) than rural, 53% more women in the highest wealth quintile than women in the lowest, 38% more women in the best performing region (Central Region) than the worst (Upper East Region), and 48% more women with at least secondary education than those with no formal ...
Fragile health and fragile wealth: mortgage strain among African American homeowners. Soc Sci Med. 2014;118:119-126. doi:10.1016/j.socscimed.2014.07.063PubMedGoogle ScholarCrossref 39. Cannuscio CC, Alley DE, Pagán JA, et al. Housing strain, mortgage foreclosure, and ...