 Now, as Young (2001) and Braveman, Kumanyika, et al. (2011) illustrate, one obvious option for discharging this explanatory burden, which Lippert-Rasmussen (2013: 58) also recognizes, is to define the groups so that they “echo the major social causes of health equality”. He rejects this response however on the grounds that there is likely to be a mismatch between “groups identified by the social causes of health” and “groups among whom there are morally relevant health inequalities” (Lippert-Rasmussen 2013: 58). A focus on the former will therefore fail to recognize some number of unjust group health inequalities.