 One way to save the avoidability condition—understood as amenability to intervention—is to stipulate that the concept of health equity is only concerned with social injustices (Sreenivasan 2015: 54). But, while luck egalitarianism is controversial, James Wilson (2011: 216) cautions that it would be a mistake to define the concept of health equity in a way that presupposes its falsity. Wilson (2011: 217) therefore concludes that health inequities are simply those health differences that are unjust (for an excellent overview of these and other debates regarding the concept of health equity, see M. Smith 2015).