America's Health Rankings show worrisome rates of chronic disease, inactivity
Excerpt:A new report shows it's not only what you put into your body that affects your health -- it's where you live. Top 25 healthiest states in America United Health Foundation unveiled its 22nd annual America's Health Rankings on Tuesday that provided a national look at health problems -- and progress -- in all 50 states. Researchers pulled data from agencies which included the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Census Bureau and American Medical Association to come up with the annual list. This year's health rankings found that Americans are living longer, but according to Dr. Reed Tuckson, chief of medical affairs for United Health Group, many are living sicker.
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Dr. Reed Tuckson
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| -0.133598 | "What worries us in particular about this year's report is that some key risk factors that are driving up preventable chronic illness are getting worse," Dr. Tuckson told |
| 0.202714 | "The most common misconception people have about living healthy is it's hard," said Tuckson. |
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Organization: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
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Organization: United Health Group
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Organization: Census Bureau
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StateOrCounty: Vermont
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StateOrCounty: Louisiana
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