Southern Ohio Faces High Death Rates From Poverty and Lifestyles
A Cincinnati Enquirer analysis shows Appalachian southern Ohio counties have among the state’s highest death rates due to poverty, lack of health insurance, smoking, obesity, poor diet, and a fatalistic culture. Pike, Adams, Scioto, and other counties are highlighted. unemployment and federal cutbacks strain rural clinics. Lawmakers urge affordable prescription drugs and targeted community efforts to address health care gaps.
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Lawrence
Health Planning & Resource Development Association of
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Ohio River Valley
Congress
Ted Strickland
Gary Roberts
Waverly
Roberts
Joe Doodan
Ohio Primary Care Association
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Lawmakers tour Cincinnati school plan to boost grades
Cincinnati AP reports Congressional Republicans led by J C Watts Anne Northup and Steve Chabot visited Clifton Elementary to study school reform aimed at raising proficiency. The district replaced staff and refurbished the 94 year old building hoping scores will improve. They advocate flexibility in federal funding, block grants, school vouchers and charters as part of better education.
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Clifton
J.C. Watts
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Anne Northup
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Steve Chabot
Ohio
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Chabot
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