There are considerable disparities depending on where girls live.
In this paper we investigate in what way these geographical disparities depend on the road network structure and travel patterns.
Overcoming these disparities depends on the capacity, priorities and willingness of the local governments.
Health disparities depend on many factors, including age, gender, income, geography, ethnicity, and race.
How each of us perceives, explores, and acts upon social determinants and health disparities depends on many factors, including historical, cultural, ideological, and psychological characteristics, along with other influences such as ethnic heritages, professional socializations, and families of origin [ 16]¿[ 18].
Regardless of whether we are new to the field of global health or old hands in its study, teaching, and practice, our willingness to witness and attend to issues of social determinants and health disparities depends on our ability to ask deep and thought-provoking questions.
In general, the findings from our study have demonstrated there was incomplete and varied coverage of relevant concepts across specific disease areas, with disparities varying depending on the disease in question.
But it has not for a significant minority, according to a new study, which finds a growing disparity in mortality depending on race, income and geography.
Having reviewed the studies on the biphalangeal fifth toe, we have observed a great disparity of data depending on the research center.
Such disparities may vary depending on the type of cancer.
