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17 Based on what you learnt about global health in Module 4, state TWO examples of structural (or upstream) determinants that increase health inequities for lower socio-economic groups for EACH of the following: i. Non-communicable disease (NCD) epidemic ii. Global burden of injuries on the road Non-communicable disease (NCD) epidemic: (4 marks) Global burden of injuries on the road: Maximum marks: 4

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Based on what you learnt about global health in Module 4, state TWO examples of structural (or upstream)
determinants that increase health inequities for lower socio-economic groups for EACH of the following:
i. Non-communicable disease (NCD) epidemic
ii. Global burden of injuries on the road
Non-communicable disease (NCD) epidemic:
(4 marks)
Global burden of injuries on the road:
Maximum marks: 4

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Based on what you learnt about global health in Module 4, state TWO examples of structural (or upstream)
determinants that increase health inequities for lower socio-economic groups for EACH of the following:
i. Non-communicable disease (NCD) epidemic
ii. Global burden of injuries on the road
Non-communicable disease (NCD) epidemic:
(4 marks)
Global burden of injuries on the road:
Maximum marks: 4

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Based on what you learned about global health in Module 4, state TWO examples of structural (or upstream) determinants that increase health inequities for lower socio-economic groups for EACH of the following: i. Non-communicable disease (NCD) epidemic ii. Global burden of injuries on the road (4 marks) Non-communicable disease (NCD) epidemic: - Lack of access to affordable healthcare services - Limited availability of nutritious food options in low-income neighborhoods Global burden of injuries on the road: - Poor infrastructure and lack of road safety measures in low-income areas - Limited access to emergency medical services for accident victims in rural areas