Inequality Kills Us All

This book explores the detrimental effects of inequality on population health.

It argues that large disparities in income and wealth lead to increased stress and poorer health outcomes for all members of society, not just the poor.

Wilkinson and Pickett present data from developed countries to demonstrate the link between inequality and a range of social and health problems.

The book suggests that reducing inequality could significantly improve the health and well-being of entire populations.

It emphasizes the importance of addressing social and economic inequalities to create a healthier and more equitable society for everyone.