Sex differences and location under COVID-19 alerts also influenced care-seeking behavior. Policy interventions addressing economic disparities and diverse healthcare needs are crucial for better access to healthcare during prolonged pandemics. (3/3)
The study highlights the impact of low income amid the pandemic's financial strains. Fear of COVID-19 played a role in delaying visits, but low income became increasingly crucial for avoiding medical care in 2021, emphasizing economic disparities in healthcare access.
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Findings reveal a significant association between #poverty and refraining during regular medical visits during #COVIDー19, even after considering previous avoidance due to financial burden.
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The push for better #healthcare involves strategic approaches: increased #publicfunding, medical education, technology-driven solutions, and PPPs for comprehensive and accessible healthcare. (4/4)
#Bangladesh's healthcare journey reflects commendable strides towards #universal access. While reforms have expanded #healthcare infrastructure, challenges persist—uneven doctor distribution, service standards, and healthcare expenses (1/4)
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Despite local pharma's strength—98% local demand met and global exports—efforts toward Universal Health Coverage (UHC) by 2030 face hurdles due to #hospital bed shortage and #urban-centric #healthcare. (3/4)
In #Bangladesh, where #healthcare expenses are predominantly borne by citizens, the reliance on personal #finances for medical needs further deepens the economic challenges faced by individuals and families living in #poverty. (2/4)
From remote living to traditional healing practices, the ICMR study sheds light on healthcare gaps affecting J&K tribals. It's time for concerted efforts to bridge these gaps for better health equity. (5/5) #JammuKashmirHealth
In remote regions of J&K, tribals battle formidable healthcare challenges. A recent study by ICMR exposes the stark reality: limited access to medical aid, reliance on traditional healers, and rising lifestyle diseases (1/5)
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The prevalence of lifestyle diseases like diabetes and high cholesterol among J&K tribals underscores the urgency for inclusive healthcare solutions tailored to their unique needs and geographical challenges. (4/5)
1 Billion people face poverty due to high health spending. Strengthening Primary Health Care saves lives, increasing life expectancy by 3.7 years by 2030. It's more than treating diseases—it's a holistic approach promoting health and quality care for all.
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A small wealth transfer from the rich to the poor could significantly improve the health of the poor. The study suggests policies like wealth tax and corporate income tax as potential avenues. #WealthTransfer#PolicySolutions (4/4)
The study, based on India Human Development Survey data, shows a clear link between household income and health. High-income households have lower chances of falling sick compared to low-income households. #Inequality#PublicHealth (1/4)
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The study data underscores that in 27% of households surveyed, higher education levels correlate with lower sickness rates. Bridging the education gap emerges as a key to improving health outcomes. #EducationHealthLink#HealthEquity (3/4)
Hello! I'm Trishala S, a third-year Sociology major with a minor in Public Policy. This week, I'll be discussing the link between poverty and healthcare access, covering socioeconomic influences, healthcare disparities, and the intersectionality of poverty and health outcomes.
They are now recognised by the State as a #thirdgender - neither man nor woman. However, questions of whether they belong with the #QueerMovement or #DalitQueers do not currently have any objective answers. (3/3)
Where do the #Hijras place themselves within the #Queer battle? "Within the LGBT Community, the #hijras maintain their secretive culture" - read this article to know how #Hijras are placed both through their caste position and gender identity.(1/n)
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#Hijras are culturally distinct from other #DalitQueers and even largely work as Sex Workers. Their history within the Hindu culture invoked their respect, but today they are associated with notions of 'pollution'. Remember, not all #Transgender people are #Hijras.(2/3)