Freedom, Justice, and Neglected Tropical Diseases
2011
Freedom, Justice, and Neglected Tropical Diseases
Editorial
Author Information
Author(s): Franco-Paredes Carlos, Santos-Preciado Jose I.
Conclusion
Neglected tropical diseases (NTDs) are deeply intertwined with social injustices and poverty, and addressing them is essential for promoting social equity.
Supporting Evidence
- NTDs are diseases of socially excluded populations that promote poverty.
- Socially disadvantaged populations have poorer survival chances due to NTDs.
- Health equity is linked with fairness and justice in social arrangements.
Takeaway
Neglected tropical diseases are illnesses that affect poor people and are often caused by unfair social conditions. Helping these people can make the world a fairer place.
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