The public health care systems in the Nordic countries provide high quality care almost free of charge to all citizens. However, social inequalities in health persist. Previous research has, for example, documented substantial educational inequalities in cancer survival. We investigate to what extent this may be driven by differential access to and utilization of high quality treatment options....

This article questions the variety of film exhibition in four English regions. While a regional and national frame is focus cultural policy relation to audience development UK, our analysis examines relational, localised sub-regional cultures order understand how differing levels influence people's sense place. framed within discussion inequality more generally. In engagement with different typ...

Background The national technical board, established in 2008 on request of the Marche Region Health Department, is coordinated by the Observatory on Health Inequalities and composed of members of Regional Health Departments, Health Ministry technicians and experts from the Italian Society of Medicine of Migrations; it guarantees a constant dialogue and cooperation between the Regions and the na...

Oral health in the Caribbean region has largely been a low priority for regional governments. Public dental services provide most of the care with private practice treatment being difficult to access for the most disadvantaged groups. This has resulted in inequalities in oral health with a growing gap in health status across the social spectrum. This can only be adequately addressed by high qua...

The complicated nature of singularities associated with topological transition in the plane Taylorbubble problem is briefly discussed in the context of estimating the speed of the fastest smooth Taylorbubble in the absence of surface tension. Previous numerical studies were able to show the presence of a stagnation point at the tip of the bubbles for dimensionless speed F < 0.357 but were incom...