Gender Inequalities in Access to Health Care among Adults Living in British Columbia, Canada
Existing literature is inconclusive as to whether disparities in access to health care between men and women are mainly driven by socioeconomic or gender inequalities. The aim of this study was to assess whether gender was independently associated with perceived unmet health care needs among a repre...
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