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Equity and the Israeli Health Care System: Relative Poverty as a Health Risk Factor

Authors: Dov Chernichovsky, Yehudit Elkana, Jonathan Anson, Anat Shemesh, published under Health
a10 Jul 2003

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Keywords

• Health,
• inequality,
• poverty

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