Study Shows When Violent Crime Rates Fall, Heart Disease Death Rates Drop, Too
Everyday Health,
While people are often encouraged to get healthier, the social determinants of health — conditions in which individuals are born…
Reducing violent crime in cities also results in fewer heart disease deaths, Penn research suggests
PhillyVoice,
When violent crime fell over a 15-year period in Chicago, heart disease deaths declined at a similar rate, suggesting public…
Where and when violent crime rates fall, heart disease deaths fall, too – Thinking Port
Thinking Port,
“It’s important to acknowledge the impact of the built environment on health,” said the study’s lead author, Lauren Eberly, MD…
Heart disease deaths fall in areas with lower violent crime rates
The Hill,
“Exposure to violent crime appears to be an important social determinant of cardiovascular health within the broader context of…