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Journal of Health Inequalities
ISSN 2450-5927 · Termedia Publishing House · 66 artikel di indeks
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A silent killer or an overrated problem? Epidemiological trends in hypertension, including Poland
The primary objective of this study is to demonstrate that arterial hypertension continues to constitute a significant public health challenge in the 21st century. Hypertension, often referred to as a “silent killer”, remains one of the most significant global health challenges, contributing to…
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Envisioning a world free of tobacco use: progress, challenges, and opportunities for the tobacco endgame
The concept of a tobacco endgame – strategies designed to permanently eliminate or drastically reduce commercial tobacco use – has moved from theoretical debate to active policy implementation worldwide. This review synthesizes key global progress, identifies common policy approaches, and analyzes…
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Healthcare access inequalities in Central and Eastern Europe: structural and socioeconomic determinants
Access to healthcare in Central and Eastern European countries remains a complex and crucial issue, and despite the ongoing improvement of healthcare systems in the European Union, inequalities in access and quality of care persist. This article analyses the sources of these inequalities, paying…
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Impact of air pollution and environmental tobacco smoke (ETS) on the health of children and women of reproductive age
Air pollution is a major global public health threat, with disproportionate effects on pregnant women and children. Higher ventilation per body weight and ongoing organ development increase children’s susceptibility to pollutants such as particulate matter (PM), nitrogen oxides, and ozone. This…
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Magnesium in developmental age. Principles of supplementation
Magnesium is one of the mineral elements essential for proper growth and functioning of the human body. It participates in nerve and muscle function, cardiac excitability, maintenance of normal arterial blood pressure, bone integrity, and glucose–insulin metabolism. Magnesium deficiency is…
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The health status of nurses and midwives in Poland: a public health challenge
The article discusses the health status of nurses and midwives in Poland as a major public health challenge. Although these professionals are essential for maintaining the quality and continuity of healthcare services, their own physical and mental health is often overlooked. Research shows that…
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Socioeconomic conditions and health of Polish women: a historical and contemporary perspective
Women’s health in Poland has been shaped by successive historical transitions: interwar poverty and infectious disease, wartime destruction, post-war reconstruction, state-socialist health policy, market transformation after 1989, European Union accession, and the COVID-19 pandemic. These processes…