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期刊名:International journal of social determinants of health and health services

缩写:INT J SOC DETER HLTH

ISSN:2755-1938

e-ISSN:2755-1946

IF/分区:2.2/Q3

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Suicide is a critical public health issue disproportionately affecting Indigenous communities in Canada, especially children. Research on child suicide remains scarce, resulting in a limited understanding of its risk and protective factors....
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In government-controlled media, serving governments' economic, political, or ideological interests often diverts media health policies from their primary target of promoting public health, making them ineffective. Understanding the growth o...
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The Canadian health system is often perceived as excellent. However, a closer examination of the political economy of health in Canada shows a radically different picture. It is a picture of persistent inequality and a history of the inabil...
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Patient groups play an important role in health care. At the same time, the majority of Canadian groups receive payments from pharmaceutical companies, which calls into question whether they speak for the best interests of their membership ...