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  The Tides of Change: Addressing Inequity and Chronic Disease in Atlantic
  Canada

  This paper looks at the relationship between chronic disease and inequity
in
  the context of the particular social and economic patterns that influence
  health in Atlantic Canada. It will be of interest to anyone working on
either
  chronic disease prevention or equity issues. It includes an examination
of the
  three pathways by which social determinants of health may result in
  increased chronic disease: the materialistic, psychosocial, and
  political/economic pathways. Policy implications are also examined and a
  number of recommendations for action are proposed.

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