Several studies have found that social factors such as gender, race, and social class are strong determinants of health outcomes rather than biological factors such as germs or bacteria. Using...

Several studies have found that social factors such as gender, race, and social class are strong determinants of health outcomes rather than biological factors such as germs or bacteria. Using specific and practical examples, identify and discuss the three factors that explain the differences in mortality and morbidity between men and women OR between racial minorities and Whites. What are some of the factors responsible for the high cost of health care or medical expenses in the US?