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Editorial: Health (in)equity - examinations of the role of culture and trust
Miodraga Stefanovska-Petkovska (Stefanovska-Petkovska, M.); Violeta Alarcão (Alarcão, V.);
Journal Title
Frontiers in Public Health
Year (definitive publication)
2022
Language
English
Country
Switzerland
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Abstract
Our health throughout the life course is a peculiar, individualized interaction of nature and nurture. Achievements in science have provided an improved understanding of the role of genetics and environment contribute to disease and disability, and biomedical interventions have often been able to provide the prospect of bringing a person back to full health or living with the disease with reduced discomfort. Nevertheless, how sociocultural behaviors and environmental factors (nurture) can trigger biological and genetic processes (nature), not just the other way around, has been largely neglected (1–4).
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Keywords
Inequity,Public health,Culture,Trust,Health,Health disparities
  • Health Sciences - Medical and Health Sciences
  • Sociology - Social Sciences

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