Italy is currently one of the countries seriously affected by the COVID‑19 pandemic. As per
10 April 2020, 147,577 people were found positive in a total of 906,864 tests performed and …

Background: The relationship between mobility and health has multiple dimensions, and the
mobility model can be considered a public health intervention. Increasingly, mobility in cities …

The size of global urban population has increased exponentially since the advent of the
industrial revolution, with urban centers attracting large numbers of workers and families …

During the COVID-19 pandemic, the gap in health inequities was exposed and increased,
showing how different vulnerable groups were affected. Our aim was to examine the …

The economic plight and consequent social and political attitudes of 'left behind'communities
have become subjects of intense focus across a world impacted by inequality, social unrest …

Objectives Contemporary research on the exposome, ie the sum of all the exposures an
individual encounters throughout life and that may influence human health, bears the …

Background The ability to measure regional health inequalities across Europe and to build
adequate population health indices depends significantly on the availability of reliable and …

Urban health inequities often reflect and follow the geographic patterns of inequality in the
social, economic and environmental conditions within a city—the so-called determinants of …

OBJECTIVES This study aimed to describe the regional avoidable mortality trends in Korea
and examine the trends in avoidable mortality disparities between the Seoul Capital Area …

Introduction: Globally, anemia is still a public health issue faced by people in low and high-
income countries. This study gives an overview of published scientific articles related to the …