Overview
Gentrification is a complex process that transforms urban neighborhoods, often leading to increased property values and the displacement of lower-income residents. This transformation can have significant health impacts, including reduced access to healthcare, increased mental health issues, and los...
Key Terms
Example: The gentrification of the neighborhood led to higher rents.
Example: Many families faced displacement as new developments were built.
Example: Public health initiatives aim to reduce health disparities.
Example: Displacement can negatively impact mental health.
Example: Access to parks and healthcare facilities are vital community resources.
Example: Urban planning can help manage gentrification effects.
Related Topics
Urban Development
The process of developing land for residential, commercial, and industrial use.
intermediateSocial Determinants of Health
Factors that influence health outcomes, including socioeconomic status and environment.
intermediatePublic Policy
The principles and regulations established by government to address societal issues.
advancedKey Concepts
displacementaccess to healthcarecommunity resourcesmental health