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How the pandemic deepens health inequities: the case of the United States
Whitacre, Ryan
2021
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Abstract

The United States is one of several “liberal democracies” where health inequities stem from deep, structural ills on which the COVID-19 crisis sheds a harsh light. If they remain unaddressed, many people will die prematurely.

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Title
How the pandemic deepens health inequities: the case of the United States
Author
Whitacre, Ryan
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In: Global Challenges. - Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies. - No. 9(2021), Article 8
Date
2021
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Journal Articles
Record Created
2021-03-30
Record ID
298968
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Dossier "The moving fault lines of inequality", produced by the Research Office
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Centres and Programmes > Global Health Centre (GHC)
Thematics > Justice, Equity and Inclusion
Thematics > Global Health
Journal Articles
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https://globalchallenges.ch/issue/9/how-the-pandemic-deepens-health-inequities-the-case-of-the-united-states/