Commentary: Appropriateness of deprivation indices must be ensured

Mel Bartley · David Blane

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So, those who would seek to criticise or ignore research on socioeconomic deprivation and health using ecological correlation studies in which appropriate indices of deprivation have been used cannot legitimately seek support from the ecological fallacy.

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