Health inequalities are common in both developing and developed countries. So, inequalities in health can be found in Australian context too. This study examined the income-related health inequalities in Australia from 2004 to 2014. The study used the HILDA survey to examine the inequalities in health.
The results indicated that there are inequalities in health among different socio-economic groups. The inequalities in health were higher among low income, less educated people, while rich people reported a better health outcomes compared to poor people. In addition, the results suggested that females’ health status was better than males. Also, according to the risk factor behaviours females smoking status and alcohol consumption percentages
The results indicated that there are inequalities in health among different socio-economic groups. The inequalities in health were higher among low income, less educated people, while rich people reported a better health outcomes compared to poor people. In addition, the results suggested that females’ health status was better than males. Also, according to the risk factor behaviours females smoking status and alcohol consumption percentages