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Table 2 General Trends in published and ongoing research related to SDH and Health Inequity since 2005 - some examples reflecting the diversity

From: Strengthening national capacities for researching on Social Determinants of Health (SDH) towards informing and addressing health inequities in Tanzania

Malaria

Bruno P MMbando et al. 2011. Spatial variation and socio-economic determinants of Plasmodium falciparum infection in north eastern Tanzania. Malaria Journal, 10:145

Emmanuel et al. 2007.

Kahigwa E. undated. Social-cultural factors that influence the implementation of malaria prevention diagnosis and treatment interventions in Tanzania. www.ihi.or.tz

Manuel W, Hetzel et al. 2008. Malaria risk and access to prevention and treatment in the paddies of the Kilombero valley, Tanzania. Malaria Journal 2008.

Masanja H. Information and beliefs about malaria and bed net usage in Rufiji DSS: www.ihi.or.tz

Rashid A Khatib et al., Market, Voucher, subsidies and free nets combine to achieve high bed net coverage in rural Tanzania. (IHI)

Smithson P. 2009. Down but not out: the impact of malaria control in Tanzania. Spotlight, 2. Dar es Salaam: IHI.

HIV/AIDS

Fox A. 2010. Social determinants of sero-status in Sub-Saharan African. An inverse Relationship between Poverty and HIV. Public Health Reports, Supplement 4,Volumbe 125.

Kessy F, Mayumana I and Msongwe Y. 2010. Widowhood and vulnerability to HIV and AIDS-related shocks: exploring resilience avenues. REPOA Research Report 10/5.

Mtenga S and Nathan R. (2005) Reaching the poor with Voluntary Counseling and Testing for HIV/AIDS and Treatment of Opportunistic infections. Presentation at the INDEPTH-Annual General Meeting in Burkinafaso