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All conceivable evils are heaped upon the poor…They are given damp dwellings, cellar dens that are not waterproof from below or garrets that leak from above… They are supplied bad, tattered, or rotten clothing, adulterated and indigestible food. They are exposed to the most exciting changes of mental condition, the most violent vibrations between hope and fear... They are deprived of all enjoyments except sexual indulgence and drunkenness and are worked every day to the point of complete exhaustion of their mental and physical energies… Frederich Engels, 1820-1895. The Condition of the Working Class in England
Disadvantage and Health: Academic Perspectives It is one of the greatest of contemporary social injustices that people who live in the most disadvantaged circumstances have more illnesses, more disability and shorter lives than those who are more affluent. -- Benzeval, Judge, & Whitehead, 1995, p.xxi, Tackling Inequalities in Health: An Agenda for Action.
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Ontario Forms a Ministry of Health
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