Family health history and lifestyle habits can be key indicators when it comes to determining someone’s risk of developing certain diseases and health conditions. But socioeconomic factors also play a ...

Over the past two decades, there has been a large body of evidence showing that non-biomedical factors—including socioeconomic status, housing, education level and insurance status—have the greatest ...

Having more education and other socioeconomic factors play important roles in determining when people are diagnosed with dementia and their cognitive function over time, according to two new studies ...

Certain socioeconomic and sociodemographic factors make individuals more likely to suffer from long COVID, according to a preprint study (PDF) by Daniel Kim, M.D., of the School of Public Policy and ...

A study published Wednesday reports "significant" disparities in the risk of dementia for lower income and non-white ...

Have you heard of the phrase “Social Determinants of Health”? Basically, it’s socioeconomic or cultural factors that affect your physical health. “Social determinants of health are modifiable factors ...

Differences in socioeconomic status during early pregnancy may explain the majority of the disparities in cardiovascular health years later among women in different racial and ethnic groups, according ...

Socioeconomic risk factors have gotten much attention as they relate to disparities in health outcomes. Lower income, lower educational attainment, and so-called lifestyle issues – drinking, smoking, ...

Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . Socioeconomic disadvantages could lead to greater exposure and vulnerability to adverse factors. Children with ...

Socioeconomic factors, particularly education level, significantly impact access to allo-HCT for AML patients, with lower education reducing transplant likelihood by 30%. Reliance on government ...