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A study in the Journal of Early Childhood Research shows that early childhood education and care (ECEC) significantly benefits language development and problem-solving skills in children aged 5 to 23 months, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic.

The impact of socioeconomic status and clinical variables on sepsis incidence and mortality.

The value of integrating national longitudinal shopping data into respiratory disease forecasting models.

Results highlighted an association between socioeconomic deprivation and greater risk of progression to kidney failure in patients with IgAN.

In this multistate modelling analysis, Sida Chen and colleagues examine sociodemographic characteristics and longitudinal progression of multimorbidity using data from primary care records in England

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A NEW report has found death rates are almost twice as high in the most deprived areas of Scotland compared to the least deprived.

Fabiola Eto and co-workers study variations in comorbidity, service use and health outcomes by ethnicity and socioeconomic position, among people aged 16-39 years.

A council leader has questioned why the district received no ‘Levelling Up’ funding in an open letter to Grantham and Stamford’s MP.

A decade-long study involving 2.3 million adults in Wales found that greater exposure to green and blue spaces (GBS) is linked to reduced rates of common mental disorders (CMD), particularly among socio-economically deprived individuals. The findings suggest that increased access to GBS not only has mental health benefits but can also offer additional ecological advantages, informing policymakers on the value of GBS in community planning.