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by America's Health Rankings, 09/27/2016
Notable differences in the health of women and children exist across – and often even within – states according to some of the key findings of United Health Foundation’s 2016 America’s Health Rankings Health of Women and Children Report. The new report includes an in-depth look at more than 60 measures of health and well-being, selected by a steering group of women’s and children’s health experts.  Other key findings includes:
  • Majority of U.S. Children - nine out of 10 babies and eight out of 10 children - receiving recommended well–visits with health care provider
  • Report highlights role of home and community environment in a child’s health
Get a first look at the report here