ArticleHealthcare (Basel, Switzerland)2025
Social, Economic, and Ethico-Political Determinants of Psychosomatic Health Disparities: Equity and Fairness Under COVID-19 in Japan.
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introductionThis study examined how social, economic, and political factors influenced psychological and physical health disparity in Japan during the COVID-19 pandemic.
methodUsing survey data from three surveys from 2020 to 2021, we identified significant associations between well-being and biological, economic, social, and ethico-political dimensions.
resultsKey findings suggest that not only biological factors, but also social, economic, and political factors are essential for the psychosomatic health disparities in static and dynamic analysis. DISCUSSION: This paper proposes the term psychosomatic health by proving the correlation between physical and psychological health disparities.
conclusionAccordingly, communitarian intervention, the multi-dimensional and integrated policy that addresses not only economic needs but also social and political equity/fairness, is required.
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