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Addressing social determinants of health via public policy improves diabetes prevention beyond linear lifestyle interventions.
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In Brief This commentary discusses the limitations of linear approaches in addressing diabetes prevention and control, by identifying the social determinants of health operating at different levels, and suggests how public and economic policies can be used to intervene on these social determinants.
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Leonard Jack (2005) studied this question. Public and economic policies targeting social determinants of health are recommended to overcome the limitations of linear lifestyle approaches in diabetes prevention and control.
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