Where you live can affect your blood pressure, study suggests
Lack of resources in racially segregated neighborhoods linked to health impact
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LOCATION LINK Moving from a highly segregated neighborhood to one with less segregation is associated with a decrease in systolic blood pressure among black adults, a new study finds.
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