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Biological ageing: a fundamental, biological link between socio-economic status and health?

European journal of public health - 1 Sept 2004

Adams Jean M, White Martin

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Socio-economic differences in health appear to be universal but the precise pathways that link socio-economic status and health remain unclear. Differential exposure to specific risk and protective factors are often cited as, at least, partial explanations of socio-economic differences in health. However, risk factors are culturally specific and risk factor-specific models of socio-economic differences in health...

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PMID: 15369043
DOI: 10.1093/eurpub/14.3.331

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