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Social inequalities in health are a major public concern. Some of theseinequalities are currently not well documented, and are thus largely absentfrom debate. One important health issue is renal disease and access tothe corresponding therapies (dialysis and renal transplant). These twotherapeutic options have very different consequences in terms of labourmarket participation and physical well-being. Renal transplants offerpatients an enhanced quality of daily life and a longer life expectancy, butthis option is limited by organ availability. Here, drawing on two recentsurveys, Christian Baudelot, Yvanie Caillé, Olivier Godechot and SylvieMercier examine socially differentiated access to these two therapiesand explore the underlying mechanisms. At each stage in the diseaseand its treatment, a cumulative process puts the least educated patientsat a disadvantage in terms of access to a kidney transplant.

Resilience and Urban Risk Management

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Atlas de la Chine. Un monde sous tension

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Atlas de Paris. Les métamorphoses d’une ville intense.

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La Chine, la modernisation encadrée d'un territoire global

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Territoires et mobilisations contemporaines Regards sur un phénomène planétaire

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12 Notices du Doupeng xianhua 豆棚閒話 (ca. 1668, par Aina jushi 艾衲居士) (12 chapitres, complet)

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Justice et folie (table-ronde)

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The Gender of Drunkenness

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1 Notice du Huanxi yuanjia 歡喜冤家 (Anon., 1640), chap. 8

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Drinking water disinfection by-products, genetic polymorphisms, and birth outcomes in a european mother-child cohort study

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