There is an abundance of evidence supporting a cross-sectional association between poor housing and poor health, but relatively few studies have examined the relationship between housing and health ov
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There is an abundance of evidence supporting a cross-sectional association between poor housing and poor health, but relatively few studies have examined the relationship between housing and health over time.
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- The Dynamics of Unhealthy Housing in the UK: A Panel Data Analysis (2008) · doi
There is an abundance of evidence supporting a cross-sectional association between poor housing and poor health, but relatively few studies have examined the relationship between housing and health over time.
Keywords: poor housing health there abundance evidence supporting cross sectional association relatively examined relationship time - Understanding generational housing inequalities beyond tenure, class and context (2024) · doi
Despite this, two key conceptual and empirical gaps remain under-explored: the manifestation of housing outcomes beyond a binary owner-renter tenure framework, and the drivers of inequalities aside from exclusion from homeownership.
Keywords: despite conceptual empirical gaps remain explored manifestation housing outcomes beyond binary owner renter tenure framework - Making Sense of Housing Disparities Research: A Review of Health and Economic Inequities (2013) · doi
Understanding the role of several under-studied factors on housing outcomes, including health status and disability, and differences in financial capital, such as savings, investments, and other assets, remains a major policy initiative.
Keywords: understanding role several studied factors housing outcomes including health status disability differences financial capital savings
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