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Naomi Wilson,Helen Minnis,Shari McDaid et al. Naomi Wilson et al.
Children from low-income households at age 3 were more than twice as likely to have a potential mental health difficulty at age 6 compared to all other children (adjusted odds ratio (OR) 2.16 (95% CI 1.50 to 3.80). Reduced maternal wellbeing mediated 11.21% of the total effect.
Mallory Loe,Caroline Ghio,Michael Ghio et al. Mallory Loe et al.
However, in multivariable regression models controlling for race and income distribution, a greater shortage of affordable rental homes for low-income households was associated with higher firearm homicide rates (β = 0.47, σ = 0.1, P < 0.001).
Michael W Beets,Sarah Burkart,Christopher Pfledderer et al. Michael W Beets et al.
Background: To examine the efficacy of providing free summer day camp (SDC) to children from low-income families on changes in physical activity, time spent sedentary, and screentime. Methods: Across three summers (2021-2023), we randomized...
Karen Jennings Mathis,Laura R Stroud,Samantha R Rosenthal et al. Karen Jennings Mathis et al.
Purpose: People from low-income households are at risk of high allostatic load (AL) in adulthood, which is linked to poor physical and mental health outcomes. It is unclear how early the income-AL link develops and whether this association differs by race and/or ethnicity.
Hau Man Harmony To,Benjamin Palafox,Dina Balabanova et al. Hau Man Harmony To et al.
However, evidence on the facilitators and barriers to hypertension diagnosis in low-income households within LMICs remains inconsistent....This study aims to describe the characteristics and health-seeking behaviours of individuals with undiagnosed hypertension in low-income households in the Philippines and identify the factors influencing undiagnosed hypertension....The study included 516 people with hypertension from low-income households in the Philippines as part of the RESPOND study. Characteristics of participants with undiagnosed hypertension were compared to those with diagnosed hypertension to identify determinants of undiagnosed cases....In this study, 26.6% of people with hypertension in low-income households were undiagnosed. Over one year, only 25.4% of these undiagnosed individuals received a formal diagnosis....A substantial proportion of people with hypertension in low-income households in the Philippines remain undiagnosed. Addressing this issue requires a multifaceted approach targeting the social determinants of health and addressing specific barriers to hypertension diagnosis.
Heidi J Welberry,Louisa R Jorm,Kim M Kiely et al. Heidi J Welberry et al.
In mid-life, modifiable risk was higher among low-income groups and males and depression was the leading modifiable risk factor in 2022, disproportionately affecting low-income households and females.
Adriana Gioda,Luiz Felipe de Menezes Correia da Silva,Alex Ruben Huamán De La Cruz Adriana Gioda
Successful energy transition will require government financial support for low-income households and increased investment in renewable technologies to minimize dependence on fossil fuels.
Marina Masciale,Todd Leroux,Karla Fredricks et al. Marina Masciale et al.
Objectives: We aimed to describe social stressors and healthcare access in children with special healthcare needs (CSHCN) from low-income households by immigrant generation and determine the association between immigrant generation and healthcare utilization.
Jason Mulimba Were,Gregory Farmer,Claire Benny et al. Jason Mulimba Were et al.
The association between income inequality and the hazards for drug overdose deaths was stronger for individuals aged 40-49 (HR = 1.71; 95% CI: 1.24, 2.37), males (HR = 1.69; 95% CI: 1.22, 2.35), from low-income households (HR = 1.69; 95% CI: 1.22, 2.35), self identified as White (HR = 1.69; 95% CI: 1.22
Ming Li,Deborah van Gaans,Muktar Ahmed et al. Ming Li et al.
Indicators of low participation included disadvantaged socio-economic quintile (aOR increasing to 17.00, 95% CI 9.84-29.36 for quintiles 3-5 compared with the least disadvantaged quintile 1), non-metropolitan residence (aOR 4.94, 95% CI 2.30-10.60), and mortgage/rental stress in low-income households
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