Income inequality remains a critical global issue, with profound implications for healthcare access, particularly in Nigeria’s northern region. This study investigates the impact of income disparities on healthcare accessibility, focusing on systemic barriers faced by low-income populations. The northern region, characterized by high poverty rates, cultural complexities, and inadequate infrastructure, exemplifies the intersection of socio-economic inequities and health outcomes.
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