The Interplay of Socioeconomic Status and Risk for Heart Disease

Socioeconomic status (SES) is a complex construct that combines variables such as education, income and occupation into a single variable. Although researchers can parcel SES into dozens of distinct levels, for most purposes, SES can be conceptualized as being high, medium or low. In the United States, individuals typically with high SES are often physicians, lawyers or business leaders, while those with low SES are frequently unemployed or students.adidas yeezy black nflshop custom hoodies for men gay sex toys nike air jordan 11 cool grey dallas cowboys game nike air max 95 womens adidas promo code Human Hair wigs nike air max mens real hair wigs near me best nfl uniforms mens nike air max 90 sale jordan 4 cheap custom football jerseys.