Researchers found that people with lower incomes had more stress-related brain activity, which was linked with greater inflammation in the body.
Those with more inflammation had a higher risk of heart attack and other heart problems over the following years.
This stress-driven inflammation may account for almost a third of the increased risk of heart disease in people with lower incomes.

Observations on being poor...Some of these really hit home.

Africa is rich, but we steal its wealth.