… as a pathway to gender health inequality. Burden of housework and care has rarely been
investigated as a determinant of health inequalities despite its salience to the health of women, …

SciELO - Saúde Pública - Inequalities in health: living conditions and infant mortality in
Northeastern Brazil Inequalities in health: living conditions and infant mortality in Northeastern …

… health inequalities; second, to ask more generally how we should think about these inequalities,
… FirsL, health i neq li al i Lies arc not limited to those living in absolute deprivation. They …

… to the quality of healthcare services, living conditions are considered equally important 5 5.
… Studies relating living conditions with health differentials in populations, in general, indicate …

… tangible material conditions, from … health inequalities to the direct or indirect effects of stress
stemming from either being lower on the socioeconomic hierarchy, or living under conditions …

… be assessed for their potential impact on health inequalities; priority should be given to …
system should work to improve the living standards of those worse off. We live in the real world. …

… health inequalities is that they can have a differential impact, for better or worse. Some of the
historical improvements to living conditions … subject to the worst conditions. The major public …

… Women suffer uniquely from some diseases and it would be wrong, for example, to
assume too readily that all wives share the same living conditions or even standards as their …

… For example, city governments can try to improve living conditions of the poor population
by redistributing the income collected through city taxes or distributing income pensions to …

… aim of the study is to analyse social inequalities in the burden of care, caregiver's support
network and in health and living conditions – including professional, economic and personal …