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"The wealthiest country, which spends the most money on care for the sick, has far from the best health outcomes. Babies born in eastern Kentucky, along the Mississippi Delta and on Native American reservations in the Dakotas have the lowest life expectancies in the country. If current health trends continue, they aren’t expected to live much beyond an average of 70 years. Meanwhile, a baby born along the wealthy coast of California can be expected to live as long as 85 years, the authors found."
Questions to Ponder: What geographic and socioeconomic factors shape mortality rates? What is better about society today then before? Has anything worsened? How come?
Tags: mortality, medical, development, regions, USA, population, statistics.