Identify an least 3 health consequences of inequality?
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Poverty (sometimes + poor education) ---> poor diet ---> obesity with poss problems such as heart disease, diabetes, joint problems
Stress (possibly with poverty) ---> smoking ---> resp disorders (poss heart disease)
Access to health services for a variety of reasons including poor knowledge of what's available ---> poorer health advice/info/care
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Stress, depression and hypertension.
Stress
Poorer diet
Less access to health care for example higher waiting lists.
Education
diet (money)
partner
You're very lucky to have Heather pick it up. I'd've said think it out for yourself, it's not that difficult.
Poor education will lead to poor knowledge of nutrition, thereby leading to an increased chance of obesity.
The same can be said about smoking, this leading to cancer and heart disease.
Low income usually also results in poor diet, see above.
Poor income areas tend to have worse health facilities, leading to the late diagnosis of disease.
In the UK, there are few dentists who now work in the NHS, therefore dental services are scarce, leading to dental and hygiene problems. In England and Wales, eye tests are no longer free, leading to reading problems and late diagnosis of eye disease.
Inequality will mean that people are living in poverty. the outcome of this is likely to be increased risk of heart disease (due to poor diet etc), Increased risk of lung cancer( Higher percentage of smokers) and stress
Inequality of what?
Lack of freedom to - cross dress,(Hypothermia and possible Thrush ) knit on a train (stress) pluck eyebrows in front of your Boss (inferiority complex) !
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