Poverty, poor education, unemployment and lack language skills increase the risk of disease Berlin (AP) — experts in Germany. But especially the foreign population will achieved difficult by previous preventive programmes, health experts said on Friday at the opening of a Congress «poverty and health». The unwillingness of politicians to promote prevention has been criticized at the two-day Congress. Members of lower social fifth of Germany bear statistically considered twice as high risk, seriously to fall ill or die as members of the top fifth at an early stage. Rolf Rosenbrock of the Wissenschaftszentrum Berlin pointed out. This mean a difference in life expectancy by seven years. People with high school would be living three and a half years longer on average than people without these accounts. Rosenbrock said too few actions would follow the political statements to strengthen prevention. According to Matthias David, doctor in the charity women’s medicine Berlin, are migrants significantly less about health courses and therapies informed than German women. “The basic knowledge of the Turkish women of bodily functions is much worse,” he said. Also in women who already 15 years living in Germany, there were often difficulties. Turks and Turkish women would crowd not just afterwards, becoming a midwife, nurse or doctor. «We offer more comics, videos, and pictograms with very little text, to get at these layers», said Elisabeth Pott, Director of the Federal Centre for health education in Cologne. Creating Turkish information have proved to be difficult. «Our German concept of integration and non-discrimination of HIV, for example, is not supported by these groups», she said.