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Hello, so socioeconomic status or ses, socioeconomic status refers to a person's social standing based on various factors such as income, education, occupation, and wealth and it's going to affect health in a few ways.
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So first would be access to health care.
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So if we have a higher ses, higher socioeconomic status, then individuals typically have better access to health care services including preventive care, regular checkups, and specialized treatments.
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This can then lead to early detection and management of health conditions.
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And there's also some environmental factors.
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So socioeconomic disparities often translate into differences in living conditions including exposure to environmental toxins, pollution, and inadequate housing.
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So a lower ses would mean that individuals would have limited access to safe and clean environments which can then negatively impact health...