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Thu 11 Feb, 2010 06:27 pm
The least well-off = the people who are minimally lucky?
Context:
THAT a lack of wealth all too often translates into poor health may seem painfully obvious. But now a review of health inequalities in England reveals that such disparities don't just disadvantage the least well-off. The review also suggests some strategies to tackle the inequalities. These remedies should apply the world over, including in the US, where health and wealth inequalities can be especially stark.
@oristarA,
the least well-off = the poorest people in an economic sense.