Is Inequality Bad For Our Health?

Focusing on the interplay between health care and social injustice, the authors challenge the conventional debate by emphasizing that simply increasing access to medical services is insufficient. They advocate for addressing broader social conditions like poverty, education, housing, and workplace environments that adversely impact health. By promoting equality of opportunity, the book situates health care reform within the context of larger societal issues, urging a comprehensive approach to improving health outcomes for all.