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Understanding the Impact of Social, Economic, and Environmental Factors on Health Outcomes

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Question 1

What are Social Determinants of Health (SDoH)?

Question 2

Which of the following is NOT an example of an SDoH?

Question 3

Why is addressing SDoH important in public health?

Question 4

According to research, how does health typically correlate with socioeconomic status?

Question 5

What is a key challenge to economic stability in the United States that impacts health outcomes?

Question 6

Which strategy can improve education access and quality as a social determinant of health?

Question 7

What is a major barrier to healthcare access in the United States?

Question 8

How does the neighborhood and built environment impact health outcomes?

Question 9

What is a major factor contributing to social and community context as an SDoH?

Question 10

Which policy intervention could improve economic stability as an SDoH?

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