#health-inequalities

#health-inequalities

Asian five-year-olds in England are 70% more likely to have tooth decay than the national average, indicating serious health inequalities.

There is a rising trend of underweight children in England, alongside significant levels of childhood obesity, highlighting major health inequalities.

The NHS is using VR training to address systemic racism and discrimination faced by ethnic minority staff.

Lifelike simulation technology revolutionizes healthcare training by providing realistic patient interactions.

Princess Anne advocates for rebuilding trust in NHS post-Covid through occupational therapy for the Somali community.

The NHS in north-east London is under pressure due to increasing birth rates and more complicated pregnancies, requiring changes in maternity services to ensure safe, high-quality care.

Diabetes cases have doubled globally in the last 30 years, reaching 800 million, with significant increases in low and middle-income countries.

Structural racism in London leads to significant health inequalities among ethnic minorities, impacting poverty, housing, and employment.

Urban planning that promotes walkable neighborhoods increases physical activity and addresses health inequalities.

Sugary drinks contribute to over 2 million diabetes cases and 1 million heart disease cases globally each year, with significant impact in low-income regions.

Barnet residents spend a significant portion of their lives in ill health, with variations between genders and age groups.

Esias Bedingar, a Harvard PhD candidate, appointed advisor to Chad's prime minister, focuses on improving public service delivery and reducing health inequalities in his home country.

Bedingar's dedication to utilizing his public health expertise to enhance the health conditions of Chadian citizens showcases his commitment to making a positive impact in his community.