health inequalities

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  What Do We Measure and What Do We Perceive? Health Literacy – A Profile Analysis Among First-Year University Students

  Cintia Horváth

  31-44
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  Health literacy of pregnant women in the light of perceived health status and health behavior

  Anita Katalin Molnárné Grestyák

  59-73
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  Oral hygiene practice and the sociodemographic factors differentiating it among the adult Hungarian population

  Ilona Karácsony, Renáta Bertókné Tamás, Csilla Árváné Egri, Linda Kovács, Éva Székelyhidi

  15-26
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  Prevention and health promotion within the framework of the Hungarian Mobile Health Screening Program

  Csilla Arvane Egri, Ilona Karácsony, Renata Bertokne Tamas, Viktoria Diana Furtos , Gergo Jozsef Szollosi , Orsolya Surjan

  24-33
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  Article review: International online autism research to address barriers and implications for healthcare Article review: Barriers to healthcare and self-reported adverse outcomes for autistic adults: a cross-sectional study.

  Bettina Trixler, Henriette Pusztafalvi

  34-37
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  Review: Workability and ageing at work

  Fanni Mészáros

  34-38
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  Time series analysis of congenital anomalies based on Hungarian Congenital Anomalies Registry’s data

  Melinda Csáky-Szunyogh, György Surján

  25-31
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  Epidemiology of congenital anomalies

  Andrea Valek, Miklós Szabó

  3-13
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  Social perception and acceptance of people with rare diseases

  Gábor Pogány, Zsuzsa Bojtor, Csaba Dupcsik

  45-52
• Spiritualism and personal hygiene

  András Molnár, Dóra Ipolyi

  46-51
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  Article review: Tackling healthcare access barriers for individuals with autism from diagnosis to adulthood

  Bettina Trixler

  30-33
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  Article review: Everybody’s interest but no one’s responsibility: men’s sexual and reproductive health

  Iván Devosa

  66-67
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  The role of a health promotion office in protecting the health of disadvantaged families

  Ágota Németh, Elza Póti, Anita Tóthné Hatházi, Ágota M. Kornyicki

  20-28
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  Article review: Mental health consequences of sexual trauma

  Iván Devosa

  68-69
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  Article review: Canadian experience of successfully implementing a daily physical activity programme for school children

  József Vitrai

  66-68
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  Review: A selection from the World Health Organization's Health Promotion Glossary of Terms 2021 (translation)

  József Vitrai, Éva Borenszki-Gutási

  26-44
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  Article review: Does the population-based approach really reduce coronary heart disease mortality more than the clinical? Research to prove Rose's hypothesis approach?

  József Vitrai, Szilvia Beke, László Márk

  90-94
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  Article review: Collaborative innovations for health promotion from Sweden

  Iván Devosa

  87-89
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  Article review: Childhood disadvantage – lagging behind for a lifetime

  Iván Devosa

  51-53
• Where the happiness is these days?

  József Vitrai

  43-51
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  Article review: Has the minimum unit price been effective in reducing alcohol consumption in Scotland and Wales?

  József Vitrai

  84-86
• Article review: How effective is the whole-of-community systems-based approach for the prevention of child obesity?

  József Vitrai

  94-99
• The Geneva Charter for well-being

  József Vitrai

  39-42
• Article review: Life expectancy inequalities in Hungary over 25 years — The role of avoidable deaths

  Anikó Bíró, Gábor Kertesi, Tamás Hajdu, Dániel Prinz

  92-93
• OECD: Health at a Glance 2021. Summary

  József Vitrai

  32-38
• Development and evaluation of complex interventions

  József Vitrai

  57-63
• Article review: What has economics got to do with it?

  Máté Lanku

  83-85
• Article review: The coin model of privilege and critical allyship — Implications for health (translation)

  József Vitrai, Klára Tarkó

  56-75
• Relationship between physical stress related to the scope of working activities in early childhood education and problem areas in musculoskeletal system

  Ilona Karácsony, Szilvia Jagodicsné Szőke

  13-22
• Article review: Hidden factors underlying dietary intake in low-income groups

  Iván Devosa

  53-55
• Article review: The human aspect of living conditions and quality of life in the National Atlas of Hungary

  József Vitrai

  44-45
• Article review: Prevalence of chronic disease multimorbidity and its associated lifestyle factors among the Canadian population

  Iván Devosa

  105-106
• Article review: Is there a correlation between control over our destiny and our state of health?

  Iván Devosa

  80-81
• Article review: Children in all policies 2030! A new initiative from the WHO–UNICEF–Lancet

  Iván Devosa

  100-102
• Article review: What is sexual wellbeing and why it is important for public health?

  Iván Devosa

  103-104
• Article review: Reducing the health impacts of high temperatures, from personal cooling strategies to green cities

  József Vitrai

  92-99
• Article review: The health risks of high temperatures

  József Vitrai

  86-91
• Article review: The effect of non-optimal temperature on mortality

  József Vitrai

  82-85
• Article review: Commercial determinants of health

  Klára Tarkó

  78-79
• Health Professionals on the Impact of the Climate Crisis on Children and Youth (translation))

  Zsuzsanna Kovács

  42-46
• Article review: Do the health inequalities cause biological embodiment?

  József Vitrai

  64-65
• Article review: What to do for the United Kingdom’s health system?

  József Vitrai

  66-67
• Thematic collection of articles on health inequalities

  Editorial team

  117-118
• Article review: The 2020 report of The Lancet Countdown on health and climate change: responding to converging crises

  Péter Csizmadia

  88-91
• Article review: Does our socioeconomic status predict that we will die in a hospital?

  Iván Devosa

  86-87
• A comparative study of the living conditions of Roma female population in Hungary

  Noémi Mózes, Éva Kocsis, Helga Judit Feith

  13-25