profbambra.bsky.social
Professor of Public Health, Newcastle University, North East England. Personal account. https://scholar.google.co.uk/citations?user=3cyGPHcAAAAJ&hl=en
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Hope you have spoken to @drvicmcgowan.bsky.social who has done a lot of ethnographic research in these places
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Slay 😂
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Maybe @scholargoggler.bsky.social took a while to create your word cloud because you have so many publications @profbambra.bsky.social 😆
No surprises here, with #Inequalities #health & #social at the centre of your work
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Hmm computer says no
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Amazing thank you Ben
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Social policies, health care access, and political incorporation have driven these changes over time.
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Four distinct policy periods shaped the evolution of health inequalities: the Interbellum Era, 1920–1950; the Trente Glorieuse, 1950–1980; Neoliberalism, 1980–2010; and the Crisis Age, 2010–present.
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Health inequalities generally decreased across the twentieth century through to the early 1980s. They then started to increase and accelerated further from 2010, particularly in the UK and USA.
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These trends in health inequalities broadly parallel those identified by economists with regards to the u-shaped curve of income and wealth inequalities across the 20th and 21st centuries.
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This article examines historical trends in health inequalities over the 20th and 21st centuries, identifying a u-shaped curve.
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This one by another brilliant PhD student Tim Price explores deaths of despair in the North East www.sciencedirect.com/science/arti...