Kods Oueslati, George Z Kyzas, Amin Naifar, Abdelmottaleb Ben Lamine
Understanding the adsorption of Reactive red 2 onto metal hydroxide sludge: analysis with physico-statistical steric and energetic perspectives
Environmental science and pollution research international
evidence suggests higher multimorbidity rates among people low socioeconomic status produces maintains poverty research explores relationship socioeconomic deprivation multimorbidity among palestinian refugees lebanon marginalized impoverished population representative sample palestinian refugees lebanon surveyed interviewing 2501 respondents 97 response rate multimorbidity measured mental health chronic acute illnesses disability multinomial logistic regression models assessed association indicators poverty multimorbidities findings showed 14 respondents never went school 41 households reported water leakage 10 suffered severe food insecurity participants elementary education less completing intermediate school twice likely report two health problems secondary education 260 ci 173391 247 ci 162377 respectively living households water leakage nearly twice likely three health reports 188 ci 145244 pattern pronounced severely food insecure households 341 ci 183635 identified positive gradient socioeconomic status multimorbidity within refugee population findings reflect inequalities produced health social systems lebanon problem expected worsen following massive influx refugees syria ending legal discrimination funding infrastructural housing health service improvements may counteract effects deprivation addressing problem requires providing decent livelihood refugees lebanon