If you consider yourself apolitical after studying epidemiology, you've missed some of the key points and should have another look at the subject #epitwitter
As a start, the originaly 2005 Marmot report is eye-opening
"Social factors [are] at the root of much of these inequalities in health"
who.int/social_determi…
"Social factors [are] at the root of much of these inequalities in health"
who.int/social_determi…
The boring fact is that society is unequal and that this impacts public health. The corollary to this is that, if you want to improve health, you have to improve society
There is no apolitical epidemiology
There is no apolitical epidemiology
