Public health practitioners all over the world are aware of the crucial importance of housing conditions in shaping the health of populations. In contrast, the relations between housing and health rarely attract the interest of mainstream researchers in epidemiology and public health. Risk factorologists have agreed on measuring personal options like smoking or drinking, but not on appraising in a reliable way …
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