Birthoutcomes Infant mortality is a key indication

Birthoutcomes Infant mortality is a key indication of social health. Low-birth-weight babies are more likely to die in their first year. They have increased rehospitalization, below-normal growth, paediatric diseases, neurological issues, developmental problems, and health limits. Asthma Higher asthma rates in low-income families and areas may be attributable to low birth weight, lower breastfeeding rates, and differential access to and use of health care facilities, resulting in lower treatment rates. Obesity Low-income communities are more likely to lack safe playgrounds and parks and have fewer children participating in organised sports due to a lack of facilities and/or personal resources, both of which are hurdles to maintaining a healthy body weight. Injuries Family functioning and structure, parenting techniques, maternal age, health, and education often explain these disparities. Chronic material deprivation can stress families, leading to lack of supervision and poor mental health. SCIENCE HEALTH SCIENCE NURSING NURS 1002

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