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Social inequality in health is explained by social factors such as education level, employment, social exclusion, and poverty. In addition, the WHO states that Health literacy is one of three focus areas for health promotion: see WHO’s Shanghai-declaration on health promotion (2016), where it is emphasized as a key factor impacting social inequality and health.
Health literacy is a dynamic concept which is context dependent and changes throughout the life course.
Thus, health literacy can be addressed from different perspectives, in different settings and on different arenas.
Our research group “Health promotion and interventions” conducts internationally recognized research in health literacy for organizations, staff and citizens.
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