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Gender differences in asthma prevalence: Variations with socioeconomic disadvantage
Respirology, 10/23/09
Chittleborough CR et al. – Socioeconomic disadvantage was associated with higher asthma prevalence, although this varied by gender depending on the indicator of socioeconomic position used. Men with low education or those not employed in the paid labour force had higher asthma prevalence than more socioeconomically advantaged men. Women with low income had higher asthma prevalence than those with higher income. Among all socioeconomically advantaged groups, and also the low–income group, women experienced a higher prevalence of asthma than men.
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