Urban mobility and social determination of health, a reflection
Silmara Vieira da Silva,
Rafael Dall'Alba,
Maria Célia Delduque
Abstract:Understanding the relationships between urban mobility and the health-disease process requires realizing that urban mobility is directly related to the type of city and society where it occurs. Thus, the different mobility conditions in cities, a phenomenon underlying the physical and social quality of urban space, may imply health inequities, especially in peripheral capitalist countries. In Brazil, the mobility model associated with precarious infrastructure for pedestrians and cyclists, long distances to be… Show more
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