There are numerous confounders in all observational studies on the association between potentially poverty-related variables (including population density) and enteric infections.
So far Britain has tried to explain the riots of August 2011, say, or the growth of food banks, in less alarming terms than potentially catastrophic poverty, but in truth they were warnings of trouble ahead.
On the other hand, some styles of cacao farming promote more sustainable land use while (at least potentially) reducing poverty and perhaps even healing former rifts in some communities.
While the need for healthier methods of cooking is obviously important, the need to strive for something greater -- such as proper education for children -- would enable Haiti to stand on its own two feet and potentially eradicate poverty, says Andrés.
Fourth, we lacked a measure of SES across the life course [ 35] and participants may have changed residence (and potentially, county poverty category) during the follow-up period.
It can stimulate economic growth, potentially reducing poverty and its detrimental health impacts, promote investments in health care, education, and other population health determinants, and increase access to life-saving goods and technologies [ 10– 10].
Simulations of possible changes to the program design reveal that expanding coverage can potentially yield greater poverty reduction than increasing transfer amounts.
The relationships between health, air pollution, and poverty potentially have important public health and policy implications, especially in areas of Asia where air pollution levels are high and income disparity is large.
The added value of our study resides in showing that the timing of exposure to poverty potentially affects children's health in terms of these two health indicators during early childhood.
These factors might further differ between the sexes, for example, adult women often have less secure and well-paid employment than men, and are both more at risk of poverty, potentially giving them less control over access to nutritious food [ 1].
