Published
These are rank ordered from 41-50. (50 is least healthy).
http://www.morganquitno.com/hcrank07.htm
Oklahoma
Arizona
Texas
Georgia
South Carolina
Florida
Nevada
Mississippi
New Mexico
Louisiana
Factors negatively affecting health.
Births of Low Birthweight as a Percent of All Births -
Teenage Birth Rate ( -
Percent of Mothers Receiving Late or No Prenatal Care -
Age-Adjusted Death Rate -
Infant Mortality Rate -
Age-Adjusted Death Rate by Malignant Neoplasms -
Age-Adjusted Death Rate by Suicide -
Average Annual Family Coverage Health Insurance Premium -
Percent of Population Not Covered by Health Insurance -
Percent of Children Not Covered by Health Insurance -
Estimated Rate of New Cancer Cases -
AIDS Rate -
Sexually Transmitted Disease Rate -
Percent of Population Lacking Access to Primary Care -
Percent of Adults Who Are Binge Drinkers -
Percent of Adults Who Smoke -
Percent of Adults Obese -
Percent of Adults Who Do Not Exercise -
The states with the worst health outcomes have in effect failed to build functional social contracts that deliver equitable benefits of life in a free society. (Not equal results but equity.)
I seem to recall that this was the premise behind "Compassionate Conservatism" Or, more appropriately put--"Awww, I feel sorry that you are poor, disabled, homeless, under educated....but, I ain't going to do a thing about it except to say how sorry I feel that I am not you."
I seem to recall that this was the premise behind "Compassionate Conservatism" Or, more appropriately put--"Awww, I feel sorry that you are poor, disabled, homeless, under educated....but, I ain't going to do a thing about it except to say how sorry I feel that I am not you."
Really what does this have to do with the list ?
patrick1rn, MSN, RN, NP
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Louisana voting republican ?
I dont think political affliation is a direct correlation to how healthy a state is.
Please prove to me, or is that your opinion.
I didnt see it on the list when I went to the link
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