Global inequality of life expectancy due to AIDS

Danny Dorling · Mary Shaw · George Davey Smith

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HIV/AIDS Impact and Responses Income, Poverty, and Inequality Health disparities and outcomes

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Global inequality in both health and wealth began to rise worldwide in the early 1980s and has been exacerbated by AIDS in Africa. This trend is not inevitable, and historical trends show that inequality can be reduced

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