Build a Better Neighborhood to Boost Kids' Health [usnews.com]
BEING POOR CAN BE hazardous to your health , but a new study shows building a better neighborhood may help blunt poverty's ill effects. According to the study by researchers at the University of California — San Francisco , low-income children were found to have less stress and be in better physical health if they lived in higher-opportunity neighborhoods. Researchers examined the impact of neighborhood quality and a family's socioeconomic status on the health of a group of kindergartners in...