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August 27, 2008

Social factors key to ill health

(BBC News) Social factors - rather than genetics - are to blame for huge variations in ill health and life expectancy around the world, a report concludes.

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'Un-noticed' crisis

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Social factors key to ill health

(BBC News) Social factors - rather than genetics - are to blame for huge variations in ill health and life expectancy around the world, a...