'Marginalizing' health: employing an equity and intersectionality frame
ABSTRACT The understanding that the drivers of inequities are multiple and intersecting is critical for health policy formulation and implementation. An intersectionality analysis reveals these relationships and allows a nuanced grasp of how health inequities are framed and understood. Using global...
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Main Authors: | Deepa Venkatachalam (Author), Gargi Mishra (Author), Adsa Fatima (Author), Sarojini Nadimpally (Author) |
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Centro Brasileiro de Estudos de Saúde,
2020-08-01T00:00:00Z.
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