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Outline how the quality of the early years of life can contribute to health inequities in Australia.   (3 marks)

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  • Poor early childhood conditions create lasting health inequities by establishing disadvantage cycles.
  • Low-income families lacking quality prenatal care produce higher rates of low birth weight babies, creating lifelong health complications and increased healthcare needs.
  • Children in disadvantaged areas face environmental hazards and limited nutritious food access, leading to higher rates of chronic diseases like asthma and diabetes.
  • Educational disadvantage reduces future employment opportunities and health literacy, preventing families from breaking inequality cycles.
  • These early disadvantages compound over time, creating permanent health gaps between socioeconomic groups across Australian society.
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  • Poor early childhood conditions create lasting health inequities by establishing disadvantage cycles.
  • Low-income families lacking quality prenatal care produce higher rates of low birth weight babies, creating lifelong health complications and increased healthcare needs.
  • Children in disadvantaged areas face environmental hazards and limited nutritious food access, leading to higher rates of chronic diseases like asthma and diabetes.
  • Educational disadvantage reduces future employment opportunities and health literacy, preventing families from breaking inequality cycles.
  • These early disadvantages compound over time, creating permanent health gaps between socioeconomic groups across Australian society.

♦♦ Mean mark 47%.

Filed Under: Biomedical and Health Behaviours, Environmental, Socioeconomic Tagged With: Band 5, smc-5804-55-Inequities, smc-5805-80-Inequities, smc-5806-70-Inequities

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