Which is the best example of how inequalities in health literacy can cause health disparities? A. A belief that annual checkups and preventative medicine are a waste of time and that doctors should be seen only for extreme emergencies
B. A lack of understanding of the health care industry, how health insurance works, or why preventative care and treatment are both important
C. An inability to pay for health care costs such as deductibles and premiums due to low wages or inadequate health insurance coverage
D. A shortage of doctors, hospitals, and clinics available within a reasonable traveling distance or with flexible hours open to patients​

c because

Explanation:

Also factors such as lower income or education have been found to be associated with lower levels of health literacy [12, 13]. Thus suggesting that individuals likely to fall victim to social disparities, which in turn lead to worse health outcomes, are also more likely to have lower levels of health literacy.

B

Explanation:

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Inequalities in Health Literacy: Not fully understanding how to navigate the health care industry, or understanding why care and treatment are important, can result in lost opportunities to detect an illness before it becomes too severe.

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