Socioeconomic status significantly impacts health outcomes, influencing access to resources such as quality healthcare, nutrition, and education. Individuals from lower socioeconomic backgrounds often face barriers to obtaining healthy food options and safe environments for physical activity, leading to higher rates of obesity, chronic diseases, and mental health issues. Economic constraints often limit access to preventative care and health education, exacerbating disparities. Addressing these inequalities through community programs and policies can promote better health outcomes and improve overall quality of life for disadvantaged populations. Understanding these dynamics is crucial for developing effective health interventions.