All those responsible for 'Closing the gap in a generation' (1), the report of the Commission on Social Determinants of Health, deserve great credit for placing equity at the heart of the debate about health. This excellent report highlights vital issues that are often neglected. Others have emphasised the report's many strengths and virtues. I will not repeat, but firmly endorse, these richly deserved remarks. In this supportive context, I offer some constructive criticism of the report. My remarks aim to deepen and advance the report's analysis and recommendations.
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