What if I had been declared disabled a month earlier when I still had long term coverage? What if I didn’t live on less than 600 a month while awaiting a decision when I first [...]
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Political Smoke & Mirrors
“High inequality can diminish economic growth if it means that the country is not fully using the skills and capabilities of all its citizens or if it undermines social cohesion, leading to increased social tensions. [...]
Low incomes increase diabetes risk even w/o obesity
An OECD study posted at the Conference Board of Canada reveals “Low-income women and those with lower education levels are more likely to develop Type 2 diabetes—independent of whether or not they are overweight.” That [...]
Report on Housing and Health Link
Important to note when addressing Hamilton planners, developers and the like. South of the border, the Center for Housing Policy released a report this month on the “Impacts of Affordable Housing on Health”. The group [...]