Spain’s healthcare use shows persistent socioeconomic divides, survey analysis finds
An analysis of 66,193 Spanish health survey responses found persistent socioeconomic differences in primary, specialist and emergency care use from ...
An analysis of 66,193 Spanish health survey responses found persistent socioeconomic differences in primary, specialist and emergency care use from ...
Global Burden of Disease estimates show that Mexico’s age-standardized prostate cancer burden declined from 2000 to 2023, while more marginalized ...
An English population-based cohort study found that incident diabetes was associated with more hospitalisations, longer stays and higher mortality among ...
A descriptive field investigation in Badalona, Spain, found three new tuberculosis cases after outreach screening reached 81 of an estimated ...
A cross-sectional analysis of 84,797 survey participants aged 0–29 found higher adjusted odds of inactivity and overweight or obesity, but ...
A systematic review of 33 studies identified digital health delivery strategies for people with a low socio-economic position but found ...
A linked-record study of 12.7 million patients found widespread but highly variable differences across 209 chronic conditions by area-level deprivation ...
A study of 127 Israeli municipalities shows that the socioeconomic gradient in diabetes prevalence varies with population density, with denser ...
A survey of 600 parents in Western Norway found that dental attendance and education, rather than migrant status, were the ...
The first scoping review of communication barriers for d/Deaf cancer patients finds only nine studies worldwide and documents systemic failures ...
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