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by bromang
4844 days ago
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It does need to be pointed out that the academic literature gives a fairly poor support for a link between the level of inequality and population health. For example, the most thorough review (I have seen) of the the research on this topic finds that "there is little support for a “strong” psychosocial version of the income inequality–health hypothesis that it [the level of inequality] is a major, generalizable determinant of population health among or within rich countries" [1] [1] http://www.milbank.org/publications/the-milbank-quarterly/fe... |
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