Interesting article -- as one might predict:

"Interpretation: We found a pattern of increased diagnostic imaging utilization in patient groups with a higher SES. Further research is needed to better understand the nature of this finding and how it contributes to health outcomes."

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> Subject: CMAJ Table of Contents for 8 November 2005; Vol. 173, No. 10 
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> Socioeconomic status and the utilization of diagnostic 
> imaging in an urban 
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>      Sandor Demeter, Martin Reed, Lisa Lix, Leonard 
> MacWilliam, and William
>      D. Leslie
>      CMAJ 2005;173 1173-1177
>      http://www.cmaj.ca/cgi/content/full/173/10/1173?etoc
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