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January 30, 2023Infectious Diseases of Poverty81 citationsOpen Access

Associations of socioeconomic status with infectious diseases mediated by lifestyle, environmental pollution and chronic comorbidities: a comprehensive evaluation based on UK Biobank

XYXiangyu YeYWYidi WangYZYixin Zou

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Low SES is shown to be an important risk factor for infectious disease, part of which may be mediated by poor lifestyle and chronic comorbidities. Efforts to enhance health education and improve the quality of living environment may help reduce burden of infectious disease, especially for people with low SES.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/69d900a5f544bba627bedc20https://doi.org/10.1186/s40249-023-01056-5
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