Higher mortality in rural America than cities, CDC finds

A CDC study found “a striking gap in health between rural and urban Americans,” says the agency’s director Tom Frieden. Rural Americans are more likely than city-dwellers to die from the five leading causes of death – heart disease, cancer, accidental injury, chronic lower respiratory disease and stroke – which account for more than 60… » Read More

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