Background Socioeconomic gradients in health exist in Canada. Although multiple
Canadian area-based socioeconomic measures (ABSM) have been developed, none have …

Background Disparities in child health outcomes persist despite advances in medical
technology and increased global wealth. The social determinants of health approach is …

Background Measuring early socioeconomic inequalities in health provides evidence to
understand the patterns of disease. Thus, our aim was to determine which children's health …

Objective To compare associations between three commonly used disadvantage indices
(Social Vulnerability Index (SVI), Area Deprivation Index (ADI), and Child Opportunity Index …

Objective To quantify the effect of socioeconomic status (SES) on health outcomes during
the first year after newborn discharge among infants with complex chronic conditions …

Objective To examine the effects of provincial income inequality (disparity between rich and
poor), independent of provincial income and family socioeconomic status, on multiple …

Objectives To examine the effect of age on associations between household income and
overall health from birth to adolescence, and whether age patterns vary by country. It is …

There is growing public urgency to close equity gaps in health and development by
addressing inequities at multiple levels of children's developmental ecosystems. Current …

Aim: To determine the age and cause groups contributing to absolute and relative socio‐
economic inequalities in paediatric mortality, hospitalisation and tumour incidence over time …

Abstract Background United States state-level income inequality is positively associated with
infant mortality in ecological studies. We exploit spatiotemporal variations in a large dataset …