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Story summary
- A recent report highlights stark health inequalities across the UK, notably in Leeds Central.
- Hyde Park residents live 14 years less than those in Far Headingley and Weetwood.
- Factors include child and fuel poverty that drive this divide.
- The MP for Leeds Central, Alex Sobel, says health is shaped by social determinants beyond services.
- He calls for a cross-government health inequality strategy prioritising prevention and targets to close disparities.
