The Rural Urban Health Divide

Chisholm Health Ethics Bulletin 11 (1):4 (2005)
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Moates, Anne Most of the Australian population is concentrated in urban areas and larger regional centres. There is a belief that living in rural areas is healthier than city living. However, the opposite is generally true. Contributing factors are lack of access to health care services, attitudes to health care, cost of basic amenities and the degree of remoteness

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