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About one in five US residents-nearly 60 million people-live in rural areas, which cover 97 percent of the nation's land mass. People living in rural communities suffer disproportionately from adverse health outcomes, including poorer health, greater disability, and higher age-adjusted mortality. This month's DataGraphic illustrates some of the rural vs. urban differences in health outcomes.
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