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inequalities (18/87)
inequalities (18/87)

infections and inequalities:
the modern plagues.

structured inequalities and opportunities.
"the health of men:

intinker, i., ed., persistent inequalities.
in tinker, i., ed., persistent inequalities.

reducing social inequalities in smoking.
grewal, savraj s

social inequalities and adolescent health:
mahoney, j.l. & h. stattin (2000).

7 voir irene tinker, persistent inequalities.
7 see irene tinker, persistent inequalities.

inequalities and the post-2015 development agenda.
in climate change 2013: the physical science basis -- contribution of working group i to the fifth assessment report of the intergovernmental panel on climate change, t. f. stocker and others, eds.

« bell's theorem without inequalities», amer.
[20] greenberger d., et al,. >, amer.

« inequalities within the service delivery systems:
• lee, christina.

tackling health inequalities: a programme for action.
tackling health inequalities: a programme for action.

m.g. marmot, « social inequalities in mortality:
in rg wilkinson (ed), class and health:

melvin, james r. « regional inequalities in canada:
"decomposing family income inequality in canada, 1981-93."

strategies for action to tackle health inequalities in europe:
the closing the gap:

people's own conceptions of the reasons for health inequalities.
people’s own conceptions of the reasons for health inequalities.

framework for understanding gender inequalities and health sector reform:
"reforming the health sector in developing countries:

152 voir par exemple douglas black et coll., inequalities in health:
152 see, for example, douglas black et al., inequalities in health:

• reconceptualize the developmentprocess, taking gender and global inequalities into account
• reconceptualize the development process, taking gender and global inequalities into account

review of the health inequalities infant mortality psa target (11).
strengthening health systems to improve maternal and child health:

in addition, there are marked inequalities in the health of children and adolescents.
we have 20.6 million families, an equivalent of 96% of our population.