This article discusses the importance of sociology in understanding social determinants of health and their impact on individuals. It explores the Salutogenic model and Marxist perspective of health and illness. The article also highlights the role of factors such as income, education, working conditions, housing, gender, and disability in determining a person's health. It emphasizes the need for society to ensure that everyone has access to basic necessities such as food, clothing, shelter, education, job opportunities, and healthcare to mitigate poverty and diseases.