This document discusses the relationship between poverty and health in communities. It analyzes whether poverty causes poor health or poor health causes poverty. It also analyzes and compares the health issues faced by communities with lower socioeconomic status versus those with higher socioeconomic status. The document instructs the reader to address these points in an initial post, using at least two additional scholarly sources along with the assigned course text. It provides formatting guidelines for any paper submitted, including instructions on proofreading, typeface, spacing, margins and other presentational aspects.

1. Community Health Poverty and Health in community
Community Health Poverty and Health in communityCommunity Health Poverty and Health
in communityFor this discussion, address the following points based on the reading
assigned for this week. In your initial post:Analyze whether poverty is a cause of poor
health in a community or whether poor health is a cause of poverty.Analyze some of the
health issues found in a community of lower-socioeconomic status as well as the health
issues found in communities of higher socioeconomic status.Discuss the differences and
similarities between the issues found in both communities.Utilize at least two scholarly
sources, in addition to the course text, to your points.For this discussion, address the
following points based on the reading assigned for this week. In your initial post:Analyze
whether poverty is a cause of poor health in a community or whether poor health is a cause
of poverty.Analyze some of the health issues found in a community of lower-socioeconomic
status as well as the health issues found in communities of higher socioeconomic
status.Discuss the differences and similarities between the issues found in both
communities.Utilize at least two scholarly sources, in addition to the course text, to your
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