Socioeconomic conditions influence height through access to nutrition and health care and through the quality of living conditions. In addition, research shows that greater equality (primarily through socioeconomic factors, such as nutrition and health care access) is associated with taller stature, whereas inequality (particularly in regard to access to nutritional and health resources) contributes to shorter stature.
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