Search ( 33879 results )
- article
(Updated on )
Can health education in schools help reduce social inequalities in health?
A team of researchers analyzed the international scientific literature to examine the impact of school-based health education on potential reductions in health inequalities. These...
- article
(Updated on )
Why and how do inequalities become systemic?
How do inequalities arise, and how are they interconnected? Pierre Volovitch explains how inequalities accumulate and “form a system,” whether they pertain to income, educational...
- article
(Updated on )
It is living conditions and their social determinants that shape inequalities.
According to Michael Marmot, chair of the World Health Organization’s (WHO) Commission on Social Determinants of Health, social injustice kills on a massive scale. The links between...
- article
(Updated on )
WHO: A Framework for Action to Reduce Social Inequalities in Health.
In 2010, the World Health Organization (WHO) Regional Office for Europe commissioned Michael Marmot to conduct a study on the social determinants of health and health inequalities in the...
- article
(Updated on )
The role of maternal and child health services in reducing social inequalities in health.
Pregnancy and early childhood are critical periods. Maternal and Child Health (PMI) services provide free access to support and preventive care for mothers and children. For example, in...
- article
(Updated on )
Monitoring social inequalities in perinatal health at the national level based on the social characteristics of the mothers’ municipalities of residence.
Background. Analyzing social inequalities in perinatal health is essential for guiding public health policies. We examine the relationship between the social characteristics of mothers’...
- article
(Updated on )
Editorial. Social and Regional Health Inequalities: Knowledge and Evidence to Guide Action!
- article
(Updated on )
Early social environment, physiological wear and tear, and health status in adulthood: a brief review of the current state of research.
The concept of the biological embodiment of the environment—particularly the social environment—refers to the way in which the social becomes biological. Differential biological...
- article
(Updated on )
Reducing social inequalities in health starting in early childhood: Learn more [Bibliography]
To address the topic of social inequalities in health and early childhood, we have deliberately narrowed the scope of our research by providing a few essential references on inequalities...
- article
(Updated on )
Urban Planning and Reducing Social Inequalities in Health: Local Health Assessments.
Urban planning, community facilities, and transportation are key determinants of residents’ health that are too often overlooked. Yet they serve as effective tools for addressing social...
