Exploring the Intersection of Race, Class, and Health Outcomes

Abstract

This study explores the intricate interplay between race, class, and health outcomes in diverse populations, with a particular focus on marginalized communities in Pakistan. The research analyses how socio-economic status, systemic racism, and access to healthcare resources contribute to disparities in health. By employing both qualitative and quantitative data, we reveal critical insights into structural inequities, healthcare access, and health outcomes. Our findings underscore the importance of policy reforms aimed at equitable health service distribution and the eradication of socio-economic health determinants.