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On the first interpretation (i.e., the relative one), the demands of egalitarianism are essentially comparative: equality (e.g., of health) requires that a given person have the same health as others in some specified reference group (e.g., those in the same society or humanity at large).
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Almost all Aboriginal participants described feeling as though they were not offered the same health services as non-Aboriginal patients.
Health states that are described as short-term may be valued differently than the same health states as chronic conditions [ 21- 23].
And, Ms. Benton said, "They can face the same health risks as a lower-functioning alcoholic".
Ian and I had the same health worries as any other parents-to-be.
Their other children, Annabelle and Harrison, face the same health problems as their parents.
Q. Is there a green tea extract that provides the same health benefits as the brewed stuff?
1972 the FTC required cigarette companies to include the same health warning as appears on cigarette packs in written ads.
Walking around the city can give you the same health benefits as the treadmill walker going nowhere.
For example, researchers in Scotland reported this year that carbon nanotubes may pose the same health risks as asbestos.
A lack of fiber doesn't lead to the same health crisis as an overdose of salt.
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