… the social determinants of health and of inequities. We provide an overview of the impact of
social exclusion on health inequities … of addressing health inequities through social inclusion, …

… In recent decades there have been numerous national and international calls to reduce
health inequities (HI) through action on the social determinants of health (SDH): the conditions in …

… public health agencies now address communicable and non-communicable diseases and
recognise the need for an actionable strategy on health inequalities. Public Health England, …

… grant; INAS=National Institute for Social Welfare In returning to our section heading of
whether social inclusion policies are a remedy for health inequalities or a paradox, we conclude …

… considered unfair and referred to interchangeably as social inequities in health, health
inequities or health inequalities (8). For simplicity, this report will use the term “health inequities”. …

… practitioner might despair at achieving such social inclusion. … extreme health inequities
across a wide range of health … The extreme health inequity identified demands intensive …

… social or community-based interventions. This collection of research papers will be of interest
to all those wishing to reduce health inequities… tackle the oral health inequities felt by those …

… ?’, since an intervention which generally works might not reduce health inequities if all
social groups benefit equally, and will actually worsen inequities if people of a higher social …

… to develop comprehensive social responses and participatory processes that address the
root causes of health inequity. Considering the complexity and magnitude of health, poverty, …

… In contrast, social inclusion is seen to be vital to the material, … Health Equity (GRNUHE)
paper, we describe how in cities in LMICs social exclusion contributes to urban health inequities …