culture and health inequalities

The cultural-behavioural approach stresses that culture determines or frames behavioural choices, including decisions affecting health, i.e., engaging in higher risk lifestyles that may include drinking, smoking, or an unhealthy diet._{26 juil. 2011}

How culture can affect health?

It affects perceptions of health, illness and death, beliefs about causes of disease, approaches to health promotion, how illness and pain are experienced and expressed, where, when and how patients seek help, and the types of treatment patients prefer.

What is the relationship between inequality and culture?

Cultural inequality is generally intertwined with social, political and economic issues that defy inequality in income, wealth, gender, information, principles, arts, regulations, standards, values, and other abilities, as well as customs that are required to be the part of a society (Avruch 1998).

What are the health disparities because of culture?

Explanations for cross-cultural disparities in health include poverty, socio-economic status, discrimination, language barriers, lower health literacy and a lack of health service provider cultural competence [3].

Navarro's research on political institutions and inequality illustrates the role of cultural context, although indirectly. Policies reflect cultural values Autres questions

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