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Health inequalitiesthe need for explanation and intervention
Eero LahelmaCorrespondence: E-mail: eero.lahelma@helsinki.fi
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Health inequalities understood as systematic differences in health between socio-economic groups have turned out to be much more persistent and complex than previously thought. The sad thing is that over the past few decades these inequalities have rather widened than narrowed in most European countries.1 While the number of studies has steadily increased, all too little emphasis has
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