What is Health Equity?

What is Health Equity? This three-minute motion graphic video explains how social, economic, and environmental conditions can create health inequities and how these inequities can affect health disparities. For more information and to download our infographic series visit: healthequity.sfsu.edu/content/...
Motion graphic designed by Peter Wang, Department of Design and Industry, SF State. For more information visit: design.sfsu.edu/
Data sources available upon request. For questions, please email [e-mail].

[@duaneelliottreynolds]

Thanks for this great video!

[@cindybee9272]

Thanks for sharing the information ✌🏼

[@1970Lromeo]

Excellent resource to understand what and how our life is affected nowadays by not helping each other with understanding and support.

[@user-gi3ps8qj7g]

This is truly an excellent video for school students to watch while learning about social equity. This is truly a masterpiece show what it is in such detail but keeping it 3.5 minutes short. I say one again this is truly a masterpiece. I want to thank everybody who made this video by finding their ip address and going to their house with a thank you card

[@dr.hussainbuxkolachi6343]

Good video on equity simple brief clear

[@uenjoylife]

Thanks for your video

[@freddyalbertoandradebasto4178]

execellent information

[@juliaiserman31]

"Smokers live AT LEAST ten years less than non-smokers" Could you be more specific please?

[@prestonsteele423]

It's nearly impossible to specify the exact time frame in which a smoker will live as opposed to a non-smoker. This depends on someones personal care and environment. It doesn't get much more specific. Smoking has, however, proven to worsen your health and decrease lifespan. It simply depends on every other factor of one's life to decide exactly "how much".

[@FilipinoJEW33]

You're welcome. Rogers, R. G., & Powell-Griner, E. (1991). Life expectancies of cigarette smokers and nonsmokers in the United States. , (10), 1151-1159.

[@Phoenix3566]

I don't understand. You have defined Social Inequity and such, but have failed to adequately define health inequities... Also, the loose and undefined use of the terms "Unfair and Unjust" isn't doing anything. You are saying Health inequities is a symptom of a problem, but then say we need to correct the health inequities. What the hell are you talking about? If it's a symptom, don't we treat the problem?
Also, it only explains what the term 'Health Inequities' means... not what they are.

[@ProkofNY]

So, higher crime rates lead to worse health outcomes, shorter life spans, etc…that claim makes a lot of sense. What is you proposed evidence-based solution to decrease crime in dangerous neighborhoods?

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[@user-od2dt4eg5p]

I like big booty asians and also equity but more importantly big booty asians

[@brothertyler]

Maybe people are treated differently because they behave differently?

[@michellesmith3710]

I think someone should Tweet this to Donald Trump

[@brothertyler]

HAHAHA OMG This comment completely changed my view on life.

[@eb5671]

"equity" is a buzzword pipedream, based on fantasy.