Are differential consumption patterns in health-related behaviours an explanation for persistent and widening social inequalities in health in England?

Int J Equity Health · 2016 · PMC5070153 · PMID 27756357

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Conclusions The findings provided only partial support for the thesis that socio-economic variations in health-related behaviours may be significant in explaining widening health inequalities.

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