Cardiac Diseases & Hypertension: Race/ethnicity has been shown to impact the risk factor for certain cardiac diseases (e.g., myocardial infarction) in middle-aged adults in the United States due to disparities regarding access to medical care among certain groups (e.g., racial minorities). Additionally, lower income people are more likely to suffer from high blood pressure than those with higher incomes; this disparity is partially due to decreased access to fresh fruits and vegetables which contain vital nutrients necessary for cardiovascular health while simultaneously contributing towards obesity which leads directly hypertensive states of being.

Mental Health Issues: Mental illness like depression is likely impacted by gender identity similarly because women are often found have poorer access financial resources make seeking help whether it’s therapy or medication not easy task versus their male counterparts who generally speaking don’t have face same obstacles when comes obtaining aid required battle inner demons causing issue begin with. Furthermore, poverty itself seen linked significant increases instances major depressive disorders according latest data available speak towards importance properly addressing socioeconomically disadvantaged populations need know about services exist out there assist them getting back track even if only temporarily until better solution can developed longer term basis.

Chronic Illnesses: Diabetes disproportionately affects minority populations within US including African Americans Hispanic Latinos Native Americans Asian Americans Pacific Islanders various other smaller subpopulations comes physical activity levels nutrition quality along possibly undiagnosed conditions playing role increase chances developing disease especially if individual already predisposed due family history genetics etc; all these combined can spell disaster far healthcare goes leading complications potentially serious nature could drastically reduce lifespan patient depending severity case itself.

As social workers we must remember look at each person holistically taking into account all components person’s life order truly understand what underlying causes might preventing them accessing proper treatment whether it’s lack awareness about available options language barrier or something else entirely since ultimately goal helping lead healthier lifestyle possible no matter what environment they come from should always strive do whatever can ensure everyone given equal chance succeed despite hardships may encounter down road time allowing them cope manage any potential problems come up way go calmly collected manner without resorting drastic measures taken out desperation sake overall wellbeing society benefit best result out situation whenever happens.