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Cost was reported as a significant barrier by children from low SES schools.
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Conclusion: In older adults, low SES predicted the incidence of depression.
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Increased support for low SES municipality policy planning may be warranted.
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Low SES and limited English proficiency were associated with decreased epinephrine injectors in schools.
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However, low SES areas were disadvantaged in most perceived environmental attributes related to recreational walking.
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Low SES was associated with an independent increased risk.
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O(3) was only significantly related to respiratory mortality in low SES.
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Parents of children from low SES schools mainly restricted their input to verbal encouragement and demands.
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It is unclear, whether inflammation may be a mechanism linking low SES to type 2 diabetes.
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Improving such attributes in low SES neighborhoods may help close socioeconomic disparities in leisure time physical activity.
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The interaction between low SES and obesity was estimated to 11% which was not statistically significant.
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This study aims to explore the variation of how parents with low SES influence their child's dietary behaviours.
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Health policies and nutrition education are needed to improve protein intake of the vulnerable Korean elderly with low SES.
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Eleven of 15 papers reporting significant relationships between CVD and SES suggested that low SES groups have higher risk.
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Women and men with low SES use the programmes significantly less frequently than those with middle or high SES.
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Conclusion: In the HISD, epinephrine injectors were more likely to be found in non-low SES schools versus low SES schools.
