Your Neighborhood, Your Health
It's all connected.
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In the United States today:
About 40 million Americans live in households that don’t always have enough food for everyone in the family.
About 1 out of every 2 deaths from heart disease, stroke and type 2 diabetes in the U.S. is linked to a poor diet.
Children in areas with higher rates of unaffordable housing tended to have worse health, more behavioral problems, and lower school performance.
Lower-income neighborhoods tend to have fewer safe places to exercise, limited access to healthy foods and limited job opportunities.
Higher levels of education and income are associated with better health.
By age 25, U.S. adults without a high school diploma can expect to die nine years sooner than college graduates.