Mental health and inequality - ROGER GOMM

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Mental health and inequality - ROGER GOMM
  1. Link between health and material conditions well known
    1. For nearly every kind of illness, disease or disability ... poorer people are affected more than richer people
      1. More often
        1. More seriously
          1. For longer
            1. They die younger
    2. SUICIDE
      1. Second highest cause of death for younger men
        1. Shows a very strong relationship with social class and deprivation
          1. Close link with alcoholism
            1. Alcoholism: more linked with unskilled, the unemployed and the roofless
              1. severe drug problems more prevalent in poorer areas
      2. DEPRERSSION
        1. Strong social class profile
          1. Poorer you are more likely to be miserable
          2. More accident prone
            1. Strongly associated with coronary disease
              1. Self harming shows same class pattern
              2. Schizophrenia
                1. 3 x more likely with those of working class origin
                  1. Genetic link
                    1. Causal deprivation link
                      1. Mental illness and deprivation may lie in prolonging and increasing the severity
                        1. of a condition caused by something else
                2. Dementia
                  1. Greater prevalence among lower socio-economic group
                    1. Though skewered by fact that lower class people survive less into old age.
                  2. Eating disorders more prevalent amongst middle class
                    1. No clear social pattern Bipolar - though possibly more common amongst middle class
                      1. Manic depression end up in lower paid or unemployed positions
                          1. Residential segregation is associated with mental ill health
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