Build Back Fairer: the covid-19 marmot review: the pandemic, socioeconomic and health inequalities

Published On: 1st December 2020

By: The Institute of Health Equity

This report by Michael Marmot et al. looks at how the pandemic has affected health inequalities in England. It examines inequalities in those at risk and died from Covid-19, how the pandemic, and the societal response has effected social and economic inequalities, as well mental and physical health. The report also looks at the likely impact Covid-19 will have had on health inequalities in the future.

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