A method compares health inequality impact in hypothetical treatments across different social groups, suggesting significant implications for policy.
Health inequality impacts can be compared using the change in the total predicted quality-adjusted life-year gap between the least and most socially disadvantaged groups as a proportion of the total health opportunity cost.
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