Health disparities, health inequalities, and health inequities are all terms used to describe the unfair and avoidable differences in health outcomes between different population groups.

Genetics is not a social determinant of health, as it is not a factor that is influenced by social or environmental conditions.

Health disparities reduction is the term used to describe the process of improving the health of a population by addressing the social determinants of health.

All of the above policies can be used to address health disparities by improving the social determinants of health.

Health equity, health justice, and health equality are all terms used to describe the idea that everyone should have a fair and just opportunity to be as healthy as possible.

All of the above social determinants of health can be influenced by policy.

Upstream interventions are the term used to describe the process of identifying and addressing the root causes of health disparities.

All of the above interventions are examples of upstream interventions to address health disparities.

Health equity, health justice, and health equality are all terms used to describe the idea that everyone should have the same opportunity to live a long and healthy life, regardless of their social or economic circumstances.

Genetics, age, and sex are all social determinants of health that cannot be influenced by policy.

Health equity, health justice, and health equality are all terms used to describe the idea that everyone should have access to the same quality of healthcare, regardless of their social or economic circumstances.

All of the above policies can be used to address social determinants of health by improving the social and economic conditions in which people live.

Health equity, health justice, and health equality are all terms used to describe the idea that everyone should have the same opportunity to achieve their full health potential.

Health behaviors are the only social determinant of health that can be influenced by individual behavior.

Health equity, health justice, and health equality are all terms used to describe the idea that everyone should have the same opportunity to live a long and healthy life, regardless of their race, ethnicity, or other social group.