Morbidity statistics offer valuable insights into the health status of populations, serving as a crucial tool in understanding the prevalence of diseases, disabilities, and overall well-being. While morbidity is often discussed in public health and epidemiological studies, its sociological relevance…
Epidemiology is a scientific discipline that plays a crucial role in understanding the distribution and determinants of health-related events within populations. While it is rooted in public health, epidemiology is a sociologically significant area of study because it examines how…
Health-related behaviour refers to the actions individuals take that have a direct impact on their physical, mental, and social well-being. These actions can either promote health, prevent illness, or contribute to the development of diseases and poor health outcomes. Understanding…
This blog post explores the link between stigmatization and health inequalities. It discusses the social determinants of health, the impact of stigma on mental health, infectious diseases, and chronic health conditions. It also highlights the intersectionality of multiple stigmas and concludes with the importance of addressing stigmatization for a more equitable healthcare system.
