Documented research regarding health and several factors of genetic inheritance, personal behaviors, access to quality health care, and the general external environment associates an increasing link between the stresses of social and cultural factors and health. Variables such as socioeconomic status (SES) demonstrates that the evidence is linked to health accrued over the past thirty years or more. Social factors theorized that multiple levels during life impact health.
Westernized societies documented socioeconomic gradient shows a measure of poorer health increases as SES descends. The problems associated with declining status includes respiratory and cardiovascular diseases, ulcers, rheumatoid disorders, cancer, and psychiatric disorders.
Westernized societies documented socioeconomic gradient shows a measure of poorer health increases as SES descends. The problems associated with declining status includes respiratory and cardiovascular diseases, ulcers, rheumatoid disorders, cancer, and psychiatric disorders.