#wcsickness - Twitter Hashtag

stephee bonifacio @Charmedf0rlife

about 7 years ago

In college stressed out of my mind learning about how stress actually destroys our minds #wcsickness

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Gigi @Gigi42239653

about 7 years ago

The Higher education, the higher income made, = less stress, less disease, and better immune system. Inequality in the work force and in class does drastically affect our life expectancy. #wcsickness

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Sadie @saayday

about 7 years ago

Those with less chronic stress caught fewer colds than those with more chronic stress. Higher status = better immune system #WcSickness

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Alyx Mercado @_alyxmercado

about 7 years ago

It’s crazy to hear about how the stress of social class affects one’s life expectancy. One’s ability to go to college and receive a decent income drastically affects people’s lives. Stress has a direct impact on the body and it is hurting people. #wcsickness

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Sadie @saayday

about 7 years ago

Wealth of community/district effects overall health and life expectancy #WcSickness

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stephee bonifacio @Charmedf0rlife

about 7 years ago

The fact that epidemiologists can look at the amount of money an inidividual makes, and predict how long they will live accurately, is disturbing. The question of how we carry social class in our bodies is certainly a scary one. #wcsickness

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Ely @ely_freeelf

almost 9 years ago · Whittier

Part of public health is empowering communities. #wcsickness

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Ely @ely_freeelf

almost 9 years ago · Whittier

Racial discrimination is a health risk factor: increased blood pressure, infant mortality, etc. 83,000 major excess deaths in African Americans per year in the US. Think about it this way: a major airline filled with African Americans everyday who die everyday. #wcsickness

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Ely @ely_freeelf

almost 9 years ago · Whittier

Those who make less than 20k a year are at greater risk of developing diabetes, heart disease, and having strokes than the affluent (making over 80k). #WCSickness

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