Abstract Background and Aims The alcohol harm paradox (AHP) posits that disadvantaged
groups suffer from higher rates of alcohol‐related harm compared with advantaged groups …

Background Globally, alcohol use is responsible for 320 deaths every hour, and the impact
is more among those in the younger age group. Despite the adverse health and social …

Background Depressive disorders (DD) and alcohol use disorders (AUD) frequently co-
occur. They are key to understanding the current increases in “deaths of despair” among …

Background For alcohol, the association with socioeconomic status (SES) is different than
for other public health challenges–the associations are complex, and heterogeneous …

To assess sex disparities in tuberculosis in Vietnam, we conducted a nested, case–control
study based on a 2017 tuberculosis prevalence survey. We defined the case group as all …

Introduction The social gradient in consumption behaviours has been suggested to partly
explain health inequalities. The majority of previous studies have only included baseline …

Background: The alcohol-attributable burden of disease is high among socially
disadvantaged individuals. Interventional efforts intending to have a public health impact …

Contemporary European studies examining associations between socioeconomic status
and hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) incidence are scarce. We aimed to target population …

This study aimed to (a) describe the differences in the prevalence of alcohol use disorder
(AUD), smoking, nicotine dependence (ND), and health conditions (physical and mental) …

Child welfare practice in the UK takes place with some of the poorest and most marginalised
people within our society. The impacts of poverty and inequalities are a readily used lens in …