Urban health disparities refer to the differences in health outcomes among various populations in urban areas. These disparities often arise from factors such as socioeconomic status, access to healthcare, and environmental conditions. Marginalised communities frequently face higher rates of illness and limited resources. Addressing these inequalities is essential for promoting overall public health and ensuring equitable access to healthcare services in cities.
The recent death of a Bengaluru bus driver due to cardiac arrest has brought into light the concerning health outcomes among urban workers in India. Many individuals who...