Multilevel Approaches to Understanding Social Determinants

Michael Gideon Marmot

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Abstract A subtitle for this chapter might well consist of a series of questions. How might cortisol levels in anesthetized baboons relate to government policy? Should decisions about public health strategy take into account data on Kyoto-Wistar rats? Is a death from alcoholic cirrhosis in Hungary relevant to improving health in Manchester in the north of England? Why should the fibrinogen level of a clerical assistant in the British Civil Service be an important piece of the puzzle in understanding social determinants of health? How does Nathan Detroit’s girlfriend help in illuminating the mind-body problem?

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