Hostility in Cities Linked to Higher Death Rates
A Duke doctor highlights a Gallup survey showing Philadelphia as the most hostile city and notes cities with higher hostility scores show higher heart disease death rates. Cleveland and New York also rank high, while Honolulu Seattle and Minneapolis trend lower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Redford Williams
Duke University Medical Center
Williams
Philadelphia
United States
Gallup
Jer Fey
Cleveland
New York
Honolulu
Seattle
Minneapolis
Insulting billboards spark transit message in New York
In New York twenty harsh billboards urge drivers to switch to mass transit as part of the Arts for Transit campaign. They feature a clown and taunting text like Hey Bozo. The Metropolitan Transportation Authority defends the art, while the Automobile Club of New York criticizes the approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Automobile Club of
Auto Club
Peter Crescenti
Metropolitan Transportation Authority
Arts For
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gannett News Service
Natta
Anda
CIA
Abner
G.H. Hovagimyan
Hovagimyan
SUN Devil Baserbal
Henem Co
Arizona
Ces
Stanford
Packard Stadium
Copper Key
Buster Brown
Tempe Sales
Custora Made
W. Broadway
Tempe
Hunter Douglas
Hartford
The
Atlanta
Mesa
East Mesa
Kerry's Furniture Stores
E. Broadway
Mesa Drive
Sirine
Center
E. Apache
Ellsworth Rd