Income, not geography, drives global health coverage gaps: Study

Income disparities outweigh regional differences in global health coverage, with low-income countries scoring 21% lower overall and 31% lower in infectious disease services. Human development strongly correlates with better healthcare access, highlighting the need for broader development efforts.
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- Health
- Topics
- Economy & RBI
- First reported by
- Down To Earth
- Reporter
- susan chacko
- Published
- Wednesday, 28 October 2026, 9:30 am IST
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