Health disparities
When there are social inequalities in the places where people live, work, learn, and play, environmental factors can contribute to disease and health disparities.
These social injustices, also known as social determinants of health, include disparities in people's behaviors, cultural influences, access to healthcare, economic status, and literacy levels. When social injustices and poor environmental quality are present together, communities are said to have environmental health disparities when they experience higher rates of illness and disease than wealthier, less polluted communities.
Environmental hazards and social conditions must be taken into consideration in order to eliminate disparities in environmental health.
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