#SaludTues Transcript
Healthcare social media transcript of the #SaludTues hashtag.
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 | Salud America! @SaludAmerica #SaludTues starting NOW! Thanks to our cohosts for organizing! Be sure to follow them @ChangeLabWorks @city_health @americawalks https://t.co/GjiTW2zyez |
 | CityHealth @city_health We are excited to join! #SaludTues https://t.co/MmbRxEY2rY |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica Chat host @SaludAmerica will ask questions by number (Q1, Q2, etc.). Answer Q1 with A1. Answer Q2 with A2. Use #SaludTues in all Tweets. |
 | County Health Rankings & Roadmaps @CHRankings RT @SaludAmerica: Chat host @SaludAmerica will ask questions by number (Q1, Q2, etc.). Answer Q1 with A1. Answer Q2 with A2. Use #SaludTues in all Tweets. |
| CityHealth @city_health RT @SaludAmerica: Chat host @SaludAmerica will ask questions by number (Q1, Q2, etc.). Answer Q1 with A1. Answer Q2 with A2. Use #SaludTues in all Tweets. |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica If you are joining #SaludTues today, please say hello and introduce yourself. We share the latest #LatinoHealth research, resources & stories to help you make a difference in your community. #SaludTues |
 | Genesis Health Consulting @GHC_Ideas RT @SaludAmerica: #SaludTues in 1 hour. https://t.co/GAmvE24bqV https://t.co/ggcDf73KHc |
 | Trenton Health Team @TrentonHealth @SaludAmerica Trenton Health Team here, regular contributor to this great tweetchat. Hi everybody! #SaludTues |
 | America Walks @americawalks Excited to be here chatting about such an important topic. @americawalks works to empower communities to create safe, accessible, and enjoyable places to #walk #saludtues https://t.co/ZzBWqZtxIZ |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica Q1 Let’s start by defining health disparities and providing some examples. #SaludTues https://t.co/8s4NfkPocj |
| County Health Rankings & Roadmaps @CHRankings @SaludAmerica Hi! Excited to be here for a great #SaludTues discussion! https://t.co/Ln8ViWnA0p |
 | City Health Dashboard @CityHealthData City Health Dashboard here! We're an online resource to provide city and neighborhood-level data on health and conditions that affect health, such as housing affordability and access to nutritious foods for the 500 largest U.S. cities #SaludTues |
| CityHealth @city_health A1: Health disparities are created by things like a lack of access to quality, affordable housing or educational opportunities. Closing these gaps helps us achieve equity and creates thriving communities. #SaludTues https://t.co/U70fkbyyCJ |
 | Center for Community Resilience @ResilNation RT @SaludAmerica: Chat host @SaludAmerica will ask questions by number (Q1, Q2, etc.). Answer Q1 with A1. Answer Q2 with A2. Use #SaludTues in all Tweets. |
| County Health Rankings & Roadmaps @CHRankings RT @SaludAmerica: Q1 Let’s start by defining health disparities and providing some examples. #SaludTues https://t.co/8s4NfkPocj |
 | Project Access of New Haven @ProjectAccessNH RT @SaludAmerica: Q1 Let’s start by defining health disparities and providing some examples. #SaludTues https://t.co/8s4NfkPocj |
| County Health Rankings & Roadmaps @CHRankings A1: Health disparities are differences in health or in the key determinants of health, such as education, safe housing, and discrimination, which adversely affect marginalized or excluded groups. When disparities are eliminated, a community is more equitable. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A1 When populations face differences in a health outcome, there is disparity. #SaludTues https://t.co/luXBaJyI8U |
 | ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks Q1 Let’s start by defining health disparities and providing some examples. #SaludTues https://t.co/kNeSq2wL8a |
| County Health Rankings & Roadmaps @CHRankings RT @city_health: A1: A1: Health disparities are created by things like a lack of access to quality, affordable housing or educational opportunities. Closing these gaps helps us achieve equity and creates thriving communities. #SaludTues https://t.co/U70fkbyyCJ |
| Center for Community Resilience @ResilNation RT @SaludAmerica: #SaludTues starting NOW! Thanks to our cohosts for organizing! Be sure to follow them @ChangeLabWorks @city_health @americawalks https://t.co/GjiTW2zyez |
| CityHealth @city_health A1: Every person in every city deserves to live the healthiest possible life - health disparities stand in the way of achieving this. #SaludTues |
| America Walks @americawalks A1: Health disparities are differences in access, care, lifestyles, etc. oftentimes caused by conditions outside of our control (cost, location, etc.) #SaludTues |
 | Maria Cole, LMSW, MPH @mariacolesw RT @CHRankings: A1: A1: Health disparities are differences in health or in the key determinants of health, such as education, safe housing, and discrimination, which adversely affect marginalized or excluded groups. When disparities are eliminated, a community is more equitable. #SaludTues |
| City Health Dashboard @CityHealthData A1 Everyone deserves the same opportunity to live a long life, but the data show that isn’t happening. When different groups of people experience different preventable health outcomes based on where they live, health disparities exist. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A1 Factors, such as our race, ethnicity, socioeconomic status, and geographic location play a role in our risk for chronic disease, traffic fatalities, adverse childhood experiences and premature death. #SaludTues |
| City Health Dashboard @CityHealthData A1 For example, in Memphis, people living near Overton Park have an average life expectancy at birth of 83.2 years, while just 4 miles away along Route 69, people have a life expectancy of 65.6 years – an almost 20 year difference. #SaludTues https://t.co/ekIkFPiIKP |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @CHRankings: A1: A1: Health disparities are differences in health or in the key determinants of health, such as education, safe housing, and discrimination, which adversely affect marginalized or excluded groups. When disparities are eliminated, a community is more equitable. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @city_health: A1: A1: Health disparities are created by things like a lack of access to quality, affordable housing or educational opportunities. Closing these gaps helps us achieve equity and creates thriving communities. #SaludTues https://t.co/U70fkbyyCJ |
| County Health Rankings & Roadmaps @CHRankings RT @SaludAmerica: A1 When populations face differences in a health outcome, there is disparity. #SaludTues https://t.co/luXBaJyI8U |
| CityHealth @city_health RT @americawalks: A1: A1: Health disparities are differences in access, care, lifestyles, etc. oftentimes caused by conditions outside of our control (cost, location, etc.) #SaludTues |
| America Walks @americawalks RT @SaludAmerica: A1 When populations face differences in a health outcome, there is disparity. #SaludTues https://t.co/luXBaJyI8U |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks A1.1 Health disparities are when one group of people experiences a different rate of disease or opportunity than another group. #SaludTues Explore our training on #healthequity: https://t.co/OI0ZN2snp6 https://t.co/Lgn2SPOFiG |
| Trenton Health Team @TrentonHealth @SaludAmerica A1 Poverty, Environmental threats, Inadequate access to health care, Individual and behavioral factors, Educational inequalities https://t.co/VnwZroBidi #SaludTues |
| County Health Rankings & Roadmaps @CHRankings A1: Unfortunately it’s not hard to find an example of a place-based disparity. Child poverty rates are 60% higher in #rural counties than in suburban counties. Learn more about disparities by race AND place in our 2018 County #HealthRankings: https://t.co/q6f0lCQFTm #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A1 Diabetes rates, for example, vary by state, city, ZIP code, race/ethnicity, income, and education level. Latina women have the highest lifetime risk for developing diabetes across all demographic groups. #SaludTues https://t.co/IjAj1vC7uc |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks RT @CityHealthData: A1 For example, in Memphis, people living near Overton Park have an average life expectancy at birth of 83.2 years, while just 4 miles away along Route 69, people have a life expectancy of 65.6 years – an almost 20 year difference. #SaludTues https://t.co/ekIkFPiIKP |
| America Walks @americawalks A1: Where we live can have a huge impact on how we live #saludtues https://t.co/WNSqdZ3GuP |
| City Health Dashboard @CityHealthData RT @ChangeLabWorks: A1.1 Health disparities are when one group of people experiences a different rate of disease or opportunity than another group. #SaludTues Explore our training on #healthequity: https://t.co/OI0ZN2snp6 https://t.co/Lgn2SPOFiG |
 | Amanda Merck, MPH @AMFitnessHealth A1 Health disparities are PREVENTABLE differences in the burden of disease, injury, violence, or in opportunities to achieve optimal health experienced by socially disadvantaged racial, ethnic, and other population groups, and communities. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @CityHealthData: A1 For example, in Memphis, people living near Overton Park have an average life expectancy at birth of 83.2 years, while just 4 miles away along Route 69, people have a life expectancy of 65.6 years – an almost 20 year difference. #SaludTues https://t.co/ekIkFPiIKP |
| County Health Rankings & Roadmaps @CHRankings RT @CityHealthData: A1 Everyone deserves the same opportunity to live a long life, but the data show that isn’t happening. When different groups of people experience different preventable health outcomes based on where they live, health disparities exist. #SaludTues |
 | Lauren Kennedy, PhD @DrLaurenKennedy RT @CHRankings: A1: A1: Health disparities are differences in health or in the key determinants of health, such as education, safe housing, and discrimination, which adversely affect marginalized or excluded groups. When disparities are eliminated, a community is more equitable. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @CityHealthData: A1 Everyone deserves the same opportunity to live a long life, but the data show that isn’t happening. When different groups of people experience different preventable health outcomes based on where they live, health disparities exist. #SaludTues |
| CityHealth @city_health RT @ChangeLabWorks: A1.1 Health disparities are when one group of people experiences a different rate of disease or opportunity than another group. #SaludTues Explore our training on #healthequity: https://t.co/OI0ZN2snp6 https://t.co/Lgn2SPOFiG |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks A1.2 One example of health disparities is how communities of color have a greater burden of tobacco-related illnesses because of predatory marketing by #bigtobacco companies. #SaludTues See our resources on restricting menthol cigarettes: https://t.co/57OVhv6BCc https://t.co/0WvXG0GHzK |
| City Health Dashboard @CityHealthData RT @americawalks: A1: A1: Health disparities are differences in access, care, lifestyles, etc. oftentimes caused by conditions outside of our control (cost, location, etc.) #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A1 Latinos comprise 16.9% of the U.S. population, but account for 21.5% of pedestrian deaths. #healthdisparity #SaludTues https://t.co/A1na5rXOMJ https://t.co/BrFK9Nhmcs |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @ChangeLabWorks: A1.2 One example of health disparities is how communities of color have a greater burden of tobacco-related illnesses because of predatory marketing by #bigtobacco companies. #SaludTues See our resources on restricting menthol cigarettes: https://t.co/57OVhv6BCc https://t.co/0WvXG0GHzK |
| Trenton Health Team @TrentonHealth #Diabetes rates among African American and Latino populations in #Trenton is nearly twice that of neighboring towns. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @CHRankings: A1: A1: Unfortunately it’s not hard to find an example of a place-based disparity. Child poverty rates are 60% higher in #rural counties than in suburban counties. Learn more about disparities by race AND place in our 2018 County #HealthRankings: https://t.co/q6f0lCQFTm #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @TrentonHealth: @SaludAmerica A1 Poverty, Environmental threats, Inadequate access to health care, Individual and behavioral factors, Educational inequalities https://t.co/VnwZroBidi #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @ChangeLabWorks: A1.1 Health disparities are when one group of people experiences a different rate of disease or opportunity than another group. #SaludTues Explore our training on #healthequity: https://t.co/OI0ZN2snp6 https://t.co/Lgn2SPOFiG |
| America Walks @americawalks RT @CHRankings: A1: A1: Unfortunately it’s not hard to find an example of a place-based disparity. Child poverty rates are 60% higher in #rural counties than in suburban counties. Learn more about disparities by race AND place in our 2018 County #HealthRankings: https://t.co/q6f0lCQFTm #SaludTues |
| County Health Rankings & Roadmaps @CHRankings RT @americawalks: A1: A1: Where we live can have a huge impact on how we live #saludtues https://t.co/WNSqdZ3GuP |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A1 77.8% of Latino adults experienced at least one adverse childhood experience compared to 46% of youth in general. #SaludTues #ACEs #healthdisparities https://t.co/dTCsDXiR2C |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks A1.3 Another example of health disparities is how renters have less access to the benefits of safe, stable, affordable housing than homeowners. #SaludTues Our Health & Housing Starter Kit explores this: https://t.co/zaDGfrACaZ https://t.co/3aDBPmqbNm |
 | HHS OASH Region II @HHS_HealthReg2 Health disparities refer to differences in the health status of different groups of people. Some groups of people have higher rates of certain diseases, and more deaths and suffering from them, compared to others. #SaludTues |
| City Health Dashboard @CityHealthData RT @TrentonHealth: #Diabetes rates among African American and Latino populations in #Trenton is nearly twice that of neighboring towns. #SaludTues |
| CityHealth @city_health RT @SaludAmerica: A1 Latinos comprise 16.9% of the U.S. population, but account for 21.5% of pedestrian deaths. #healthdisparity #SaludTues https://t.co/A1na5rXOMJ https://t.co/BrFK9Nhmcs |
| America Walks @americawalks A1: Access to safe places to be #physicallyactive can create any number of health disparities and investment across communities is not equal #saludtues |
| Amanda Merck, MPH @AMFitnessHealth A1 Nationwide, about 7.2% of the population has diagnosed diabetes. In San Antonio, diabetes rates in some parts of the city are over 20%. Source: #500CitiesProject #SaludTues https://t.co/zL9LVr0W2t |
| HHS OASH Region II @HHS_HealthReg2 These different groups may be based on race, ethnicity, immigrant status, disability, sex or gender, sexual orientation, geography, or income. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @HHS_HealthReg2: Health disparities refer to differences in the health status of different groups of people. Some groups of people have higher rates of certain diseases, and more deaths and suffering from them, compared to others. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @ChangeLabWorks: A1.3 Another example of health disparities is how renters have less access to the benefits of safe, stable, affordable housing than homeowners. #SaludTues Our Health & Housing Starter Kit explores this: https://t.co/zaDGfrACaZ https://t.co/3aDBPmqbNm |
| Genesis Health Consulting @GHC_Ideas @SaludAmerica A1: Health disparities are when health outcomes differ between two groups. There are observable racial disparities in pediatric asthma prevalence and outcomes #SaludTues |
| America Walks @americawalks RT @ChangeLabWorks: A1.2 One example of health disparities is how communities of color have a greater burden of tobacco-related illnesses because of predatory marketing by #bigtobacco companies. #SaludTues See our resources on restricting menthol cigarettes: https://t.co/57OVhv6BCc https://t.co/0WvXG0GHzK |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica Q2 What does “place” have to do with health? #SaludTues https://t.co/nuCURbMOB8 |
| Trenton Health Team @TrentonHealth RT @ChangeLabWorks: A1.3 Another example of health disparities is how renters have less access to the benefits of safe, stable, affordable housing than homeowners. #SaludTues Our Health & Housing Starter Kit explores this: https://t.co/zaDGfrACaZ https://t.co/3aDBPmqbNm |
| Genesis Health Consulting @GHC_Ideas RT @ChangeLabWorks: A1.3 Another example of health disparities is how renters have less access to the benefits of safe, stable, affordable housing than homeowners. #SaludTues Our Health & Housing Starter Kit explores this: https://t.co/zaDGfrACaZ https://t.co/3aDBPmqbNm |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @GHC_Ideas: @SaludAmerica A1: @SaludAmerica A1: Health disparities are when health outcomes differ between two groups. There are observable racial disparities in pediatric asthma prevalence and outcomes #SaludTues |
| HHS OASH Region II @HHS_HealthReg2 #HeartDisease is the leading cause of death for people of most racial/ethnic groups, including Blacks and Hispanics. #SaludTues https://t.co/xp6hanZEW3 |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @AMFitnessHealth: A1 Nationwide, about 7.2% of the population has diagnosed diabetes. In San Antonio, diabetes rates in some parts of the city are over 20%. Source: #500CitiesProject #SaludTues https://t.co/zL9LVr0W2t |
| Trenton Health Team @TrentonHealth RT @SaludAmerica: A1 77.8% of Latino adults experienced at least one adverse childhood experience compared to 46% of youth in general. #SaludTues #ACEs #healthdisparities https://t.co/dTCsDXiR2C |
| County Health Rankings & Roadmaps @CHRankings A2: The #HealthRankings show that where we live makes a difference in how well and how long we live. Explore your county’s ranking: https://t.co/phwh2yBeDh #SaludTues |
| HHS OASH Region II @HHS_HealthReg2 Children and Tooth Decay: The greatest racial and ethnic disparity among children aged 2–4 years and aged 6–8 years is seen in Mexican American and black, non-Hispanic children. #SaludTues https://t.co/UB4PuDntxs |
| America Walks @americawalks A2: Where we live determines how we live, zip codes are (unfortunately) health determinants #SaludTues |
| CityHealth @city_health RT @SaludAmerica: Q2 What does “place” have to do with health? #SaludTues https://t.co/nuCURbMOB8 |
 | Peace N. BeWild @mcingle06 RT @AMFitnessHealth: A1 Nationwide, about 7.2% of the population has diagnosed diabetes. In San Antonio, diabetes rates in some parts of the city are over 20%. Source: #500CitiesProject #SaludTues https://t.co/zL9LVr0W2t |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica @ChangeLabWorks Yes! Housing instability is associated with poor self-reported health and more frequent hospitalizations for both parents and children. #SaludTues @PplPolicyProj https://t.co/2MaKhNLPRm |
| County Health Rankings & Roadmaps @CHRankings RT @AMFitnessHealth: A1 Nationwide, about 7.2% of the population has diagnosed diabetes. In San Antonio, diabetes rates in some parts of the city are over 20%. Source: #500CitiesProject #SaludTues https://t.co/zL9LVr0W2t |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks Q2 What does “place” have to do with health? #SaludTues https://t.co/phMt29reSS |
| CityHealth @city_health A2: From where we work to where we play, from where we eat to where we sleep, place has everything to do with health. #SaludTues |
| America Walks @americawalks A2: Where we live determines how we access medical care, school, work, play, physical activity, social engagement, etc. all of which influence health #saludtues |
 | Marta Ames @MartyProust RT @AMFitnessHealth: A1 Nationwide, about 7.2% of the population has diagnosed diabetes. In San Antonio, diabetes rates in some parts of the city are over 20%. Source: #500CitiesProject #SaludTues https://t.co/zL9LVr0W2t |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A2 Health is not created in a doctor’s office. Health is created in healthy, equitable & prosperous places. Places with quality schools & parks, safe streets, clean air, affordable/stable housing, 7 access to healthy food, resources & services. #SaludTues https://t.co/JLvvN2al5m |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks RT @city_health: A2: A2: From where we work to where we play, from where we eat to where we sleep, place has everything to do with health. #SaludTues |
| City Health Dashboard @CityHealthData A2.2 Public health and urban planning go hand-in-hand. Neighborhood- and city-level data on health and the factors that shape health, such as lead exposure, crime, and unemployment, pinpoint disparities and opportunities to close these gaps. https://t.co/FUhgdczjJA #SaludTues |
| City Health Dashboard @CityHealthData A2 Health is about more than medical care—it’s about the places where we live, learn, work, & play. Parks give us safe places to exercise and play. Access to healthy foods keeps us strong. Stable, safe, affordable housing helps us thrive. #SaludTues |
| Amanda Merck, MPH @AMFitnessHealth A2 Transportation and community design CREATE places. These decisions influence the placement of and ACCESS to schools, parks, grocery stores, transit, health services, & employment & economic opportunities. #SaludTues #walkability |
 | Community Health Plan of Washington @myCHPW RT @SaludAmerica: Q2 What does “place” have to do with health? #SaludTues https://t.co/nuCURbMOB8 |
| Trenton Health Team @TrentonHealth @SaludAmerica A2 Zip code has more impact on your health than genetic code. There is a ten year life expectancy difference between #Trenton and neighboring Princeton. https://t.co/lCaPu8CrYD #SaludTues |
| CityHealth @city_health RT @americawalks: A2: A2: Where we live determines how we access medical care, school, work, play, physical activity, social engagement, etc. all of which influence health #saludtues |
| Community Health Plan of Washington @myCHPW RT @SaludAmerica: A2 Health is not created in a doctor’s office. Health is created in healthy, equitable & prosperous places. Places with quality schools & parks, safe streets, clean air, affordable/stable housing, 7 access to healthy food, resources & services. #SaludTues https://t.co/JLvvN2al5m |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks A2.1 Where you live plays a significant role in how healthy you are. Hence the #publichealth adage that your zip code is a better predictor of health than your genetic code. #SaludTues View our training on place-based strategies for improving health: https://t.co/i9eICBiHob https://t.co/IoeSrhguKU |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @city_health: A2: A2: From where we work to where we play, from where we eat to where we sleep, place has everything to do with health. #SaludTues |
| County Health Rankings & Roadmaps @CHRankings RT @CityHealthData: A2.2 Public health and urban planning go hand-in-hand. Neighborhood- and city-level data on health and the factors that shape health, such as lead exposure, crime, and unemployment, pinpoint disparities and opportunities to close these gaps. https://t.co/FUhgdczjJA #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @americawalks: A2: A2: Where we live determines how we access medical care, school, work, play, physical activity, social engagement, etc. all of which influence health #saludtues |
| CityHealth @city_health RT @CityHealthData: A2 Health is about more than medical care—it’s about the places where we live, learn, work, & play. Parks give us safe places to exercise and play. Access to healthy foods keeps us strong. Stable, safe, affordable housing helps us thrive. #SaludTues |
| County Health Rankings & Roadmaps @CHRankings RT @SaludAmerica: A2 Health is not created in a doctor’s office. Health is created in healthy, equitable & prosperous places. Places with quality schools & parks, safe streets, clean air, affordable/stable housing, 7 access to healthy food, resources & services. #SaludTues https://t.co/JLvvN2al5m |
| CityHealth @city_health A2: Where we live matters to our health. Learn more about how the 40 largest U.S. cities are using local policies to improve health and wellbeing for all their residents #SaludTues https://t.co/tndsKaPKj2 |
| Genesis Health Consulting @GHC_Ideas @SaludAmerica A2: "Place matters" in pediatric health because where kids live and play has a high influence on their social/emotional, physical and mental health. McGinnis and colleagues found that 20% of health outcomes can be tied to where we live. #SaludTues |
| County Health Rankings & Roadmaps @CHRankings 👏👏👏 we couldn't agree more! #SaludTues |
| City Health Dashboard @CityHealthData RT @HHS_HealthReg2: #HeartDisease is the leading cause of death for people of most racial/ethnic groups, including Blacks and Hispanics. #SaludTues https://t.co/xp6hanZEW3 |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A2 When people don’t feel safe to walk or they are less likely to meet physical activity recommendations and at increased risk for diabetes, heart disease, stroke, depression and various cancers. #SaludTues https://t.co/StIlQczndo |
| America Walks @americawalks A2: And different locations have different environments and will experience climate change differently #saludtues https://t.co/m6SqqZA3YX |
| Genesis Health Consulting @GHC_Ideas RT @SaludAmerica: A2 Health is not created in a doctor’s office. Health is created in healthy, equitable & prosperous places. Places with quality schools & parks, safe streets, clean air, affordable/stable housing, 7 access to healthy food, resources & services. #SaludTues https://t.co/JLvvN2al5m |
| HHS OASH Region II @HHS_HealthReg2 The social and economic environments in which we live, learn, work and play are known as the #SocialDeterminantsOfHealth (#SDOH). #SaludTues https://t.co/6PnCYoBfZm |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A2 Consider affordable/accessible childcare vs. childcare deserts. Quality schools vs. inferior schools. Employment opportunities vs. limited jobs. Safe neighborhoods/parks/streets vs. crime/stray dogs/speeding traffic. #SaludTues https://t.co/xpCMIYWkTP |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @CityHealthData: A2 Health is about more than medical care—it’s about the places where we live, learn, work, & play. Parks give us safe places to exercise and play. Access to healthy foods keeps us strong. Stable, safe, affordable housing helps us thrive. #SaludTues |
| County Health Rankings & Roadmaps @CHRankings A2: People living just a few blocks apart may have vastly different opportunities for a long life, as new #lifeexpectancy at birth data pinpoint disparities exist neighborhood-by-neighborhood #SaludTues https://t.co/wzK2u554Hj https://t.co/KDCS3zK3oc |
| America Walks @americawalks RT @ChangeLabWorks: A2.1 Where you live plays a significant role in how healthy you are. Hence the #publichealth adage that your zip code is a better predictor of health than your genetic code. #SaludTues View our training on place-based strategies for improving health: https://t.co/i9eICBiHob https://t.co/IoeSrhguKU |
| America Walks @americawalks RT @TrentonHealth: @SaludAmerica A2 Zip code has more impact on your health than genetic code. There is a ten year life expectancy difference between #Trenton and neighboring Princeton. https://t.co/lCaPu8CrYD #SaludTues |
 | Lu Cooley @lucooley RT @SaludAmerica: A2 Health is not created in a doctor’s office. Health is created in healthy, equitable & prosperous places. Places with quality schools & parks, safe streets, clean air, affordable/stable housing, 7 access to healthy food, resources & services. #SaludTues https://t.co/JLvvN2al5m |
| County Health Rankings & Roadmaps @CHRankings RT @TrentonHealth: @SaludAmerica A2 Zip code has more impact on your health than genetic code. There is a ten year life expectancy difference between #Trenton and neighboring Princeton. https://t.co/lCaPu8CrYD #SaludTues |
| America Walks @americawalks RT @AMFitnessHealth: A2 Transportation and community design CREATE places. These decisions influence the placement of and ACCESS to schools, parks, grocery stores, transit, health services, & employment & economic opportunities. #SaludTues #walkability |
| HHS OASH Region II @HHS_HealthReg2 SDOH play a crucial role in the health of each individual. Education level, employment, income, family and social support and community safety are all components of #SDOH. #SaludTues https://t.co/UyPsT4wvFk |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica "Public health and urban planning go hand-in-hand." #SaludTues |
| Lauren Kennedy, PhD @DrLaurenKennedy RT @CHRankings: A1: A1: Unfortunately it’s not hard to find an example of a place-based disparity. Child poverty rates are 60% higher in #rural counties than in suburban counties. Learn more about disparities by race AND place in our 2018 County #HealthRankings: https://t.co/q6f0lCQFTm #SaludTues |
 | Brittany Horn @brittanyhorn RT @TrentonHealth: @SaludAmerica A2 Zip code has more impact on your health than genetic code. There is a ten year life expectancy difference between #Trenton and neighboring Princeton. https://t.co/lCaPu8CrYD #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @TrentonHealth: @SaludAmerica A2 Zip code has more impact on your health than genetic code. There is a ten year life expectancy difference between #Trenton and neighboring Princeton. https://t.co/lCaPu8CrYD #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @AMFitnessHealth: A2 Transportation and community design CREATE places. These decisions influence the placement of and ACCESS to schools, parks, grocery stores, transit, health services, & employment & economic opportunities. #SaludTues #walkability |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @ChangeLabWorks: A2.1 Where you live plays a significant role in how healthy you are. Hence the #publichealth adage that your zip code is a better predictor of health than your genetic code. #SaludTues View our training on place-based strategies for improving health: https://t.co/i9eICBiHob https://t.co/IoeSrhguKU |
 | Angelika @mwochata RT @CityHealthData: A2.2 Public health and urban planning go hand-in-hand. Neighborhood- and city-level data on health and the factors that shape health, such as lead exposure, crime, and unemployment, pinpoint disparities and opportunities to close these gaps. https://t.co/FUhgdczjJA #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @city_health: A2: A2: Where we live matters to our health. Learn more about how the 40 largest U.S. cities are using local policies to improve health and wellbeing for all their residents #SaludTues https://t.co/tndsKaPKj2 |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks A2.2 Aspects of place that influence health include: exposure to secondhand smoke in multiunit housing, proximity to stores that sell fresh produce, and access to parks & safe streets for exercise. #SaludTues Peruse our Healthy Retail Playbook: https://t.co/3h0eRPwmp6 https://t.co/8HydZin6hB |
 | Terri Ann Johnson @Ann_TerriAnn RT @SaludAmerica: A2 Health is not created in a doctor’s office. Health is created in healthy, equitable & prosperous places. Places with quality schools & parks, safe streets, clean air, affordable/stable housing, 7 access to healthy food, resources & services. #SaludTues https://t.co/JLvvN2al5m |
| HHS OASH Region II @HHS_HealthReg2 Zip code matters! The social determinants of health include but are not confined to: biological factors such as age, sex, genetics, & race/ethnicity; education, employment, income, housing & SES; & social support networks & the stability of an individual’s environment. #SaludTues |
| Trenton Health Team @TrentonHealth RT @SaludAmerica: A2 When people don’t feel safe to walk or they are less likely to meet physical activity recommendations and at increased risk for diabetes, heart disease, stroke, depression and various cancers. #SaludTues https://t.co/StIlQczndo |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A2 Housing and transportation affordability. When housing cost-burdened, families have less money AND time to invest in their health and future. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @CHRankings: A2: A2: People living just a few blocks apart may have vastly different opportunities for a long life, as new #lifeexpectancy at birth data pinpoint disparities exist neighborhood-by-neighborhood #SaludTues https://t.co/wzK2u554Hj https://t.co/KDCS3zK3oc |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @HHS_HealthReg2: The social and economic environments in which we live, learn, work and play are known as the #SocialDeterminantsOfHealth (#SDOH). #SaludTues https://t.co/6PnCYoBfZm |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @americawalks: A2: A2: And different locations have different environments and will experience climate change differently #saludtues https://t.co/m6SqqZA3YX |
| America Walks @americawalks This is why working in silos doesn't work and can have negative results for communities #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @GHC_Ideas: @SaludAmerica A2: @SaludAmerica A2: "Place matters" in pediatric health because where kids live and play has a high influence on their social/emotional, physical and mental health. McGinnis and colleagues found that 20% of health outcomes can be tied to where we live. #SaludTues |
| County Health Rankings & Roadmaps @CHRankings RT @SaludAmerica: A2 Housing and transportation affordability. When housing cost-burdened, families have less money AND time to invest in their health and future. #SaludTues |
| CityHealth @city_health RT @CHRankings: A2: A2: People living just a few blocks apart may have vastly different opportunities for a long life, as new #lifeexpectancy at birth data pinpoint disparities exist neighborhood-by-neighborhood #SaludTues https://t.co/wzK2u554Hj https://t.co/KDCS3zK3oc |
| Amanda Merck, MPH @AMFitnessHealth @SaludAmerica A2 In San Antonio, 33% of severe pedestrian injury crashes occurred on just 1% of roadways. If that doesn’t have to do with place, I don’t know what does. #SaludTues https://t.co/shrC2Q8GB3 |
| Trenton Health Team @TrentonHealth RT @CHRankings: A2: A2: People living just a few blocks apart may have vastly different opportunities for a long life, as new #lifeexpectancy at birth data pinpoint disparities exist neighborhood-by-neighborhood #SaludTues https://t.co/wzK2u554Hj https://t.co/KDCS3zK3oc |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A2 Place determines auto-dependence. Driving is the largest source of GHG emissions. Roadways and parking take up a lot of space and destroy valuable green space, contributing to the urban heat island effect and storm water runoff. #SaludTues https://t.co/1zJZfZOITf |
| City Health Dashboard @CityHealthData RT @americawalks: This is why working in silos doesn't work and can have negative results for communities #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @ChangeLabWorks: A2.2 Aspects of place that influence health include: A2.2 Aspects of place that influence health include: exposure to secondhand smoke in multiunit housing, proximity to stores that sell fresh produce, and access to parks & safe streets for exercise. #SaludTues Peruse our Healthy Retail Playbook: https://t.co/3h0eRPwmp6 https://t.co/8HydZin6hB |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @HHS_HealthReg2: Zip code matters! The social determinants of health include but are not confined to: Zip code matters! The social determinants of health include but are not confined to: biological factors such as age, sex, genetics, & race/ethnicity; education, employment, income, housing & SES; & social support networks & the stability of an individual’s environment. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @AMFitnessHealth: @SaludAmerica A2 In San Antonio, 33% of severe pedestrian injury crashes occurred on just 1% of roadways. If that doesn’t have to do with place, I don’t know what does. #SaludTues https://t.co/shrC2Q8GB3 |
| America Walks @americawalks That's not just a story in San Antonio #SaludTues |
 | genhealthEQ @genhealthEQ RT @city_health: A2: A2: Where we live matters to our health. Learn more about how the 40 largest U.S. cities are using local policies to improve health and wellbeing for all their residents #SaludTues https://t.co/tndsKaPKj2 |
| Amanda Merck, MPH @AMFitnessHealth A2 Some places are just more difficult live, which makes it more difficult to stay healthy. I love the work @lilygc is doing to make this connection in #SATX. #SaludTues https://t.co/G0bHBkxV2C |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica Driving is expensive. When cities fail to keep up with job & population growth, housing costs rise in city centers, pushing working families out. In these “drive until you qualify” situations, families pay far more to commute. #SaludTues |
| Marta Ames @MartyProust RT @AMFitnessHealth: @SaludAmerica A2 In San Antonio, 33% of severe pedestrian injury crashes occurred on just 1% of roadways. If that doesn’t have to do with place, I don’t know what does. #SaludTues https://t.co/shrC2Q8GB3 |
 | healthTIDE @health_TIDE RT @SaludAmerica: A2 Health is not created in a doctor’s office. Health is created in healthy, equitable & prosperous places. Places with quality schools & parks, safe streets, clean air, affordable/stable housing, 7 access to healthy food, resources & services. #SaludTues https://t.co/JLvvN2al5m |
| genhealthEQ @genhealthEQ RT @ChangeLabWorks: A2.2 Aspects of place that influence health include: A2.2 Aspects of place that influence health include: exposure to secondhand smoke in multiunit housing, proximity to stores that sell fresh produce, and access to parks & safe streets for exercise. #SaludTues Peruse our Healthy Retail Playbook: https://t.co/3h0eRPwmp6 https://t.co/8HydZin6hB |
| Marta Ames @MartyProust RT @HHS_HealthReg2: Zip code matters! The social determinants of health include but are not confined to: Zip code matters! The social determinants of health include but are not confined to: biological factors such as age, sex, genetics, & race/ethnicity; education, employment, income, housing & SES; & social support networks & the stability of an individual’s environment. #SaludTues |
| healthTIDE @health_TIDE RT @SaludAmerica: A1 When populations face differences in a health outcome, there is disparity. #SaludTues https://t.co/luXBaJyI8U |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica Q3 How do past discriminatory housing policies impact health today? #SaludTues https://t.co/p7GHkYh2Ip |
| Marta Ames @MartyProust RT @ChangeLabWorks: A2.2 Aspects of place that influence health include: A2.2 Aspects of place that influence health include: exposure to secondhand smoke in multiunit housing, proximity to stores that sell fresh produce, and access to parks & safe streets for exercise. #SaludTues Peruse our Healthy Retail Playbook: https://t.co/3h0eRPwmp6 https://t.co/8HydZin6hB |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @AMFitnessHealth: A2 Some places are just more difficult live, which makes it more difficult to stay healthy. I love the work @lilygc is doing to make this connection in #SATX. #SaludTues https://t.co/G0bHBkxV2C |
| Marta Ames @MartyProust RT @SaludAmerica: A2 Place determines auto-dependence. Driving is the largest source of GHG emissions. Roadways and parking take up a lot of space and destroy valuable green space, contributing to the urban heat island effect and storm water runoff. #SaludTues https://t.co/1zJZfZOITf |
| CityHealth @city_health RT @SaludAmerica: Q3 How do past discriminatory housing policies impact health today? #SaludTues https://t.co/p7GHkYh2Ip |
| City Health Dashboard @CityHealthData A3 Redlining is one of many policies impacting health today. Communities of color were prevented from accessing the keys to building wealth, limiting their access to quality housing, good schools, & more. Learn more about residential segregation https://t.co/Ki2OTrIl3e #SaludTues https://t.co/YN96zwTtuo |
| County Health Rankings & Roadmaps @CHRankings A3: Discriminatory policies like redlining limited where people of color could live. Communities of color were cut off from investments that promote affordable housing, good schools, quality jobs & healthy food. Poor health exists in places segregated from opportunity. #SaludTues |
| America Walks @americawalks And offices and agencies within government need to talk to and work with each other #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A3 In 1933, Public Works Administration began providing segregated housing primarily to white families. In 1934, the Federal Housing Administration began subsidizing mass-production of entire suburbs for whites only. #SaludTues |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks Q3 How do past discriminatory housing policies impact health today? #SaludTues https://t.co/oqnEm2Lyvh |
| CityHealth @city_health A3: A lack of available affordable housing can widen health gaps. Policies like inclusionary zoning help ensure affordable, safe, quality options for all - especially in “hot” real estate markets. https://t.co/x7DVooXz66 #SaludTues https://t.co/YEz83y1PwS |
| HHS OASH Region II @HHS_HealthReg2 Neighborhood and community characteristics, including relative housing and transportation costs, contribute to health disparities by racial/ethnic group, income level, and education level. #SaludTues |
 | Blahmanda @blahmanda RT @americawalks: A2: A2: And different locations have different environments and will experience climate change differently #saludtues https://t.co/m6SqqZA3YX |
| Amanda Merck, MPH @AMFitnessHealth A2 The roads in our area are 5-7 lanes of 40+mph traffic. The blocks are long & crosswalks are far away. There are a ton of driveways. There are very few trees. The heat coming from the roadway & surrounding parking lots is miserable. #SaludTues https://t.co/vEbARuIZCE |
| America Walks @americawalks A3: Where to we start? #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A3 After WWII, the VA guaranteed mortgages for returning white servicemen & developers promising to sell only to whites. Federally insured bank mortgages refused mortgages to minorities. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @CHRankings: A3: A3: Discriminatory policies like redlining limited where people of color could live. Communities of color were cut off from investments that promote affordable housing, good schools, quality jobs & healthy food. Poor health exists in places segregated from opportunity. #SaludTues |
 | CommonHealth ACTION @CommonHealthACT RT @CHRankings: A1: A1: Unfortunately it’s not hard to find an example of a place-based disparity. Child poverty rates are 60% higher in #rural counties than in suburban counties. Learn more about disparities by race AND place in our 2018 County #HealthRankings: https://t.co/q6f0lCQFTm #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @CityHealthData: A3 Redlining is one of many policies impacting health today. Communities of color were prevented from accessing the keys to building wealth, limiting their access to quality housing, good schools, & more. Learn more about residential segregation https://t.co/Ki2OTrIl3e #SaludTues https://t.co/YN96zwTtuo |
| Genesis Health Consulting @GHC_Ideas @SaludAmerica A3: Redlining policies facilitated segregated cities. Milwaukee is one example: https://t.co/vqFPHeONu8 #SaludTues |
| CommonHealth ACTION @CommonHealthACT RT @health_TIDE: Jump in at 12 CST for #SaludTues - Place-based health disparities 🚸 |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A3 “By 1950, the FHA & VA together were insuring half of all new mortgages nationwide,” -R. Rothstein. These families were given the opportunity to accrue wealth while minority families were denied that opportunity. #SaludTues |
| America Walks @americawalks A3: Our #WalkingTowardsJustice episode does a great job looking at this topic #saludtues https://t.co/d2Au5acYO3 |
| County Health Rankings & Roadmaps @CHRankings A3: Residential segregation is a fundamental cause of health disparities in the U.S., from child poverty to high school graduation rates. #SaludTues https://t.co/q6f0lCQFTm https://t.co/fEHFkflGSk |
| America Walks @americawalks RT @CityHealthData: A3 Redlining is one of many policies impacting health today. Communities of color were prevented from accessing the keys to building wealth, limiting their access to quality housing, good schools, & more. Learn more about residential segregation https://t.co/Ki2OTrIl3e #SaludTues https://t.co/YN96zwTtuo |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @GHC_Ideas: @SaludAmerica A3: Redlining policies facilitated segregated cities. Milwaukee is one example: @SaludAmerica A3: Redlining policies facilitated segregated cities. Milwaukee is one example: https://t.co/vqFPHeONu8 #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @HHS_HealthReg2: Neighborhood and community characteristics, including relative housing and transportation costs, contribute to health disparities by racial/ethnic group, income level, and education level. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @city_health: A3: A3: A lack of available affordable housing can widen health gaps. Policies like inclusionary zoning help ensure affordable, safe, quality options for all - especially in “hot” real estate markets. https://t.co/x7DVooXz66 #SaludTues https://t.co/YEz83y1PwS |
| America Walks @americawalks RT @city_health: A3: A3: A lack of available affordable housing can widen health gaps. Policies like inclusionary zoning help ensure affordable, safe, quality options for all - especially in “hot” real estate markets. https://t.co/x7DVooXz66 #SaludTues https://t.co/YEz83y1PwS |
| County Health Rankings & Roadmaps @CHRankings RT @CityHealthData: A3 Redlining is one of many policies impacting health today. Communities of color were prevented from accessing the keys to building wealth, limiting their access to quality housing, good schools, & more. Learn more about residential segregation https://t.co/Ki2OTrIl3e #SaludTues https://t.co/YN96zwTtuo |
| Genesis Health Consulting @GHC_Ideas RT @CHRankings: A3: A3: Residential segregation is a fundamental cause of health disparities in the U.S., from child poverty to high school graduation rates. #SaludTues https://t.co/q6f0lCQFTm https://t.co/fEHFkflGSk |
| Trenton Health Team @TrentonHealth A3 The impact is massive and systemic. Because of #redlining, nearly two thirds of residential areas deemed 'hazardous' are occupied by minority populations even today. https://t.co/dVBxSrjCN4 #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A3 Colonias were often established in industrial or incorporated areas without water, plumbing or paved roads. Migrant labor camps were on the fringes of cities. Housing was substandard, crowded & expensive and transportation was/is a barrier. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @CHRankings: A3: A3: Residential segregation is a fundamental cause of health disparities in the U.S., from child poverty to high school graduation rates. #SaludTues https://t.co/q6f0lCQFTm https://t.co/fEHFkflGSk |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica LOVE these! #SaludTues |
| County Health Rankings & Roadmaps @CHRankings RT @GHC_Ideas: @SaludAmerica A3: Redlining policies facilitated segregated cities. Milwaukee is one example: @SaludAmerica A3: Redlining policies facilitated segregated cities. Milwaukee is one example: https://t.co/vqFPHeONu8 #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A3 Discriminatory housing policies contributed to overall disinvestment in streets, parks & other amenities in minority neighborhoods. White housing developments received more investment and better facilities, amenities, services, streets & sidewalks. #SaludTues |
 | National Complete Streets Coalition @completestreets RT @SaludAmerica: A1 Latinos comprise 16.9% of the U.S. population, but account for 21.5% of pedestrian deaths. #healthdisparity #SaludTues https://t.co/A1na5rXOMJ https://t.co/BrFK9Nhmcs |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks A3.1 Housing policies have segregated neighborhoods by race and class, usually through policies like redlining. #SaludTues Learn more: https://t.co/bmKEUgSnnF https://t.co/jJ0vsFt2ji |
| genhealthEQ @genhealthEQ RT @CHRankings: A2: A2: People living just a few blocks apart may have vastly different opportunities for a long life, as new #lifeexpectancy at birth data pinpoint disparities exist neighborhood-by-neighborhood #SaludTues https://t.co/wzK2u554Hj https://t.co/KDCS3zK3oc |
 | Ginger Sanders 👊🏻 Environmental Community News @gingerasandersa RT @AMFitnessHealth: A1 Nationwide, about 7.2% of the population has diagnosed diabetes. In San Antonio, diabetes rates in some parts of the city are over 20%. Source: #500CitiesProject #SaludTues https://t.co/zL9LVr0W2t |
| Trenton Health Team @TrentonHealth RT @city_health: A3: A3: A lack of available affordable housing can widen health gaps. Policies like inclusionary zoning help ensure affordable, safe, quality options for all - especially in “hot” real estate markets. https://t.co/x7DVooXz66 #SaludTues https://t.co/YEz83y1PwS |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A3 Discrimination continued in the 2000s with the peddling of subprime loans by financial firms & lenders. https://t.co/zAILzheQkn #SaludTues |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks A3.2 Some discriminatory housing policies from the past: the 1934 National Housing Act, the mortgages funded through the GI Bill, and the Housing Act of 1949. These policies made it hard for families living in some areas to become homeowners. #SaludTues https://t.co/ZhBIxoQ8AJ https://t.co/frpgTd6lRM |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @ChangeLabWorks: A3.1 Housing policies have segregated neighborhoods by race and class, usually through policies like redlining. #SaludTues Learn more: https://t.co/bmKEUgSnnF https://t.co/jJ0vsFt2ji |
| County Health Rankings & Roadmaps @CHRankings RT @SaludAmerica: A3 Discriminatory housing policies contributed to overall disinvestment in streets, parks & other amenities in minority neighborhoods. White housing developments received more investment and better facilities, amenities, services, streets & sidewalks. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A3 During the recession, housing prices fell more in urban, low-income areas. Minorities had more personal wealth “tied up” in their homes than whites and lost more. #SaludTues |
| City Health Dashboard @CityHealthData These policies cause ripple effects for families and communities for generations, impacting them even today, almost 90 years later #SaludTues |
 | Paula Lantz @paulalantz RT @ChangeLabWorks: A3.2 Some discriminatory housing policies from the past: A3.2 Some discriminatory housing policies from the past: the 1934 National Housing Act, the mortgages funded through the GI Bill, and the Housing Act of 1949. These policies made it hard for families living in some areas to become homeowners. #SaludTues https://t.co/ZhBIxoQ8AJ https://t.co/frpgTd6lRM |
| Amanda Merck, MPH @AMFitnessHealth A3 Read ‘The Color Of Law’ by Richard Rothstein. #SaludTues https://t.co/upEAnADpPx |
| genhealthEQ @genhealthEQ RT @ChangeLabWorks: A1.3 Another example of health disparities is how renters have less access to the benefits of safe, stable, affordable housing than homeowners. #SaludTues Our Health & Housing Starter Kit explores this: https://t.co/zaDGfrACaZ https://t.co/3aDBPmqbNm |
| Trenton Health Team @TrentonHealth RT @ChangeLabWorks: A3.1 Housing policies have segregated neighborhoods by race and class, usually through policies like redlining. #SaludTues Learn more: https://t.co/bmKEUgSnnF https://t.co/jJ0vsFt2ji |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A3 According to our research review, Latino neighborhoods in Austin, TX, for example, have low street-level walkability due to poor visual quality, lack of physical amenities, poor maintenance, and low levels of perceived safety. #SaludTues |
| Amanda Merck, MPH @AMFitnessHealth RT @CHRankings: A3: A3: Residential segregation is a fundamental cause of health disparities in the U.S., from child poverty to high school graduation rates. #SaludTues https://t.co/q6f0lCQFTm https://t.co/fEHFkflGSk |
| Amanda Merck, MPH @AMFitnessHealth RT @GHC_Ideas: @SaludAmerica A3: Redlining policies facilitated segregated cities. Milwaukee is one example: @SaludAmerica A3: Redlining policies facilitated segregated cities. Milwaukee is one example: https://t.co/vqFPHeONu8 #SaludTues |
| Amanda Merck, MPH @AMFitnessHealth RT @city_health: A3: A3: A lack of available affordable housing can widen health gaps. Policies like inclusionary zoning help ensure affordable, safe, quality options for all - especially in “hot” real estate markets. https://t.co/x7DVooXz66 #SaludTues https://t.co/YEz83y1PwS |
| Amanda Merck, MPH @AMFitnessHealth RT @CHRankings: A3: A3: Discriminatory policies like redlining limited where people of color could live. Communities of color were cut off from investments that promote affordable housing, good schools, quality jobs & healthy food. Poor health exists in places segregated from opportunity. #SaludTues |
| Amanda Merck, MPH @AMFitnessHealth RT @CityHealthData: A3 Redlining is one of many policies impacting health today. Communities of color were prevented from accessing the keys to building wealth, limiting their access to quality housing, good schools, & more. Learn more about residential segregation https://t.co/Ki2OTrIl3e #SaludTues https://t.co/YN96zwTtuo |
 | Daniel Bassill @tutormentorteam RT @ChangeLabWorks: A3.1 Housing policies have segregated neighborhoods by race and class, usually through policies like redlining. #SaludTues Learn more: https://t.co/bmKEUgSnnF https://t.co/jJ0vsFt2ji |
| City Health Dashboard @CityHealthData RT @ChangeLabWorks: A3.2 Some discriminatory housing policies from the past: A3.2 Some discriminatory housing policies from the past: the 1934 National Housing Act, the mortgages funded through the GI Bill, and the Housing Act of 1949. These policies made it hard for families living in some areas to become homeowners. #SaludTues https://t.co/ZhBIxoQ8AJ https://t.co/frpgTd6lRM |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @ChangeLabWorks: A3.2 Some discriminatory housing policies from the past: A3.2 Some discriminatory housing policies from the past: the 1934 National Housing Act, the mortgages funded through the GI Bill, and the Housing Act of 1949. These policies made it hard for families living in some areas to become homeowners. #SaludTues https://t.co/ZhBIxoQ8AJ https://t.co/frpgTd6lRM |
| City Health Dashboard @CityHealthData RT @ChangeLabWorks: A3.1 Housing policies have segregated neighborhoods by race and class, usually through policies like redlining. #SaludTues Learn more: https://t.co/bmKEUgSnnF https://t.co/jJ0vsFt2ji |
| City Health Dashboard @CityHealthData RT @TrentonHealth: A3 The impact is massive and systemic. Because of #redlining, nearly two thirds of residential areas deemed 'hazardous' are occupied by minority populations even today. https://t.co/dVBxSrjCN4 #SaludTues |
| Amanda Merck, MPH @AMFitnessHealth @ChangeLabWorks A3 Education, health, and economic mobility are profoundly affected by access to housing. #SaludTues https://t.co/yGgd9eRndX |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica Q4 How has environmental injustice contributed to poor health among certain populations? #SaludTues https://t.co/BTKDCag9lW |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks RT @city_health: A3: A3: A lack of available affordable housing can widen health gaps. Policies like inclusionary zoning help ensure affordable, safe, quality options for all - especially in “hot” real estate markets. https://t.co/x7DVooXz66 #SaludTues https://t.co/YEz83y1PwS |
| CityHealth @city_health RT @SaludAmerica: Q4 How has environmental injustice contributed to poor health among certain populations? #SaludTues https://t.co/BTKDCag9lW |
| County Health Rankings & Roadmaps @CHRankings RT @SaludAmerica: Q4 How has environmental injustice contributed to poor health among certain populations? #SaludTues https://t.co/BTKDCag9lW |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica @CityHealthData Yet, it seems like not enough people are aware of or discussing these policies, let alone taking corrective action. #Saludtues |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks Q4 How has environmental injustice contributed to poor health among certain populations? #SaludTues https://t.co/GU5qiehLEd |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A4 Decisionmakers in cities across the country located power plants, warehouses, rail yards, and factories in disadvantaged areas, which has concentrated air pollution and contributed to higher rates of asthma AND diabetes. #SaludTues https://t.co/UNZV2456ko |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks RT @CHRankings: A3: A3: Residential segregation is a fundamental cause of health disparities in the U.S., from child poverty to high school graduation rates. #SaludTues https://t.co/q6f0lCQFTm https://t.co/fEHFkflGSk |
 | Sarah H @Sarah_H115 RT @TrentonHealth: @SaludAmerica A2 Zip code has more impact on your health than genetic code. There is a ten year life expectancy difference between #Trenton and neighboring Princeton. https://t.co/lCaPu8CrYD #SaludTues |
| City Health Dashboard @CityHealthData What will be the long-term effects for the Latino community of these risky policies? Will they mirror what occurred for the black community with redlining and post world-war 2 lending discrimination? #SaludTues |
| Amanda Merck, MPH @AMFitnessHealth @americawalks This sad story plagues many cities. #SaludTues |
| HHS OASH Region II @HHS_HealthReg2 The factors in the physical environment that are important to health include harmful substances, such as air pollution or proximity to toxic sites; access to various health-related resources); and community design and the “built environment”. #SaludTues |
| America Walks @americawalks A4: See previous post. Climate change will hit vulnerable populations the hardest #SaludTues |
| genhealthEQ @genhealthEQ @CityHealthData @CHRankings A recent @TexasTribune series explores barriers to #affordablehousing & the need for improved policies: https://t.co/lgos6Ddqqg #SaludTues |
| Trenton Health Team @TrentonHealth @SaludAmerica A4 Studies show that climate change will deepen economic inequality. The poor have fewer resources to prepare for climate change, and are less likely to move away from the worst affected areas. https://t.co/xysPPpkC5k #SaludTues |
 | Persephone @BrendaHazelhur1 RT @SaludAmerica: A2 Housing and transportation affordability. When housing cost-burdened, families have less money AND time to invest in their health and future. #SaludTues |
| Amanda Merck, MPH @AMFitnessHealth RT @city_health: A2: A2: Where we live matters to our health. Learn more about how the 40 largest U.S. cities are using local policies to improve health and wellbeing for all their residents #SaludTues https://t.co/tndsKaPKj2 |
| HHS OASH Region II @HHS_HealthReg2 Factors in the social environment that are important to health include those related to safety, violence, and social disorder in general, and more specific factors related to the type, quality, and stability of social connections. #SaludTues |
| America Walks @americawalks A4: And lack of safe access to parks, trails, and other green spaces means less opportunities to be healthy outdoors #saludtues |
| Amanda Merck, MPH @AMFitnessHealth RT @ChangeLabWorks: A2.1 Where you live plays a significant role in how healthy you are. Hence the #publichealth adage that your zip code is a better predictor of health than your genetic code. #SaludTues View our training on place-based strategies for improving health: https://t.co/i9eICBiHob https://t.co/IoeSrhguKU |
| Amanda Merck, MPH @AMFitnessHealth RT @TrentonHealth: @SaludAmerica A2 Zip code has more impact on your health than genetic code. There is a ten year life expectancy difference between #Trenton and neighboring Princeton. https://t.co/lCaPu8CrYD #SaludTues |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks A4.1 Environmental pollutants are unevenly distributed across landscapes. This means that people who live close to sources of pollution—often communities of color in the U.S.—bear an inequitable burden of negative health effects. #SaludTues More: https://t.co/ZhBIxoQ8AJ |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A4 Latinos and other people of color are exposed to 38% more polluted air than whites. #environmentalinjustice #SaludTues |
| CityHealth @city_health RT @americawalks: A4: A4: And lack of safe access to parks, trails, and other green spaces means less opportunities to be healthy outdoors #saludtues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @HHS_HealthReg2: The factors in the physical environment that are important to health include harmful substances, such as air pollution or proximity to toxic sites; access to various health-related resources); and community design and the “built environment”. #SaludTues |
| City Health Dashboard @CityHealthData RT @genhealthEQ: @CityHealthData @CHRankings A recent @TexasTribune series explores barriers to #affordablehousing & the need for improved policies: https://t.co/lgos6Ddqqg #SaludTues |
| HHS OASH Region II @HHS_HealthReg2 Both race and class are significant indicators of how much toxic air pollution individuals face in the United States with minorities receiving nearly 40% more exposure to deadly airborne pollutants than whites. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A4 The highway system called for the destruction & separation, thus displacement, of low-income, minority neighborhoods. This cut families off from opportunity, limited their ability to build wealth, and burdened them with pollutants & noise. #SaludTues |
| America Walks @americawalks RT @ChangeLabWorks: A4.1 Environmental pollutants are unevenly distributed across landscapes. This means that people who live close to sources of pollution—often communities of color in the U.S.—bear an inequitable burden of negative health effects. #SaludTues More: https://t.co/ZhBIxoQ8AJ |
| CityHealth @city_health A4: Ensuring low-income populations have access to safe and secure housing is one way to achieve environmental justice and reduce health disparities. Inclusionary zoning policies can help. #SaludTues https://t.co/x7DVooXz66 |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica @CityHealthData Already are mirroring. #SaludTues |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks A4.2 Because of housing policies, segregation, & systemic disinvestment in communities of color, families in those communities are often exposed to dangerous pollutants—such as lead, diesel exhaust, and industrial byproducts—across generations. #SaludTues https://t.co/BAAJR0o4Ga https://t.co/uEQQCIW0gK |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @HHS_HealthReg2: Both race and class are significant indicators of how much toxic air pollution individuals face in the United States with minorities receiving nearly 40% more exposure to deadly airborne pollutants than whites. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A4 In California, 44% of Latinos live in communities with poor air quality, compared to 25% of non-Latinos. This isn’t about where Latinos “choose” to live, this is about land use and development decisions. #SaludTues https://t.co/VYvETdw35T |
| City Health Dashboard @CityHealthData RT @SaludAmerica: A3 Discriminatory housing policies contributed to overall disinvestment in streets, parks & other amenities in minority neighborhoods. White housing developments received more investment and better facilities, amenities, services, streets & sidewalks. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @ChangeLabWorks: A4.1 Environmental pollutants are unevenly distributed across landscapes. This means that people who live close to sources of pollution—often communities of color in the U.S.—bear an inequitable burden of negative health effects. #SaludTues More: https://t.co/ZhBIxoQ8AJ |
| County Health Rankings & Roadmaps @CHRankings RT @ChangeLabWorks: A4.1 Environmental pollutants are unevenly distributed across landscapes. This means that people who live close to sources of pollution—often communities of color in the U.S.—bear an inequitable burden of negative health effects. #SaludTues More: https://t.co/ZhBIxoQ8AJ |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @americawalks: A4: A4: And lack of safe access to parks, trails, and other green spaces means less opportunities to be healthy outdoors #saludtues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @HHS_HealthReg2: Factors in the social environment that are important to health include those related to safety, violence, and social disorder in general, and more specific factors related to the type, quality, and stability of social connections. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica "Climate change will deepen economic inequality." #SaludTues |
| Amanda Merck, MPH @AMFitnessHealth RT @ChangeLabWorks: A4.2 Because of housing policies, segregation, & systemic disinvestment in communities of color, families in those communities are often exposed to dangerous pollutants—such as lead, diesel exhaust, and industrial byproducts—across generations. #SaludTues https://t.co/BAAJR0o4Ga https://t.co/uEQQCIW0gK |
| Amanda Merck, MPH @AMFitnessHealth RT @city_health: A4: A4: Ensuring low-income populations have access to safe and secure housing is one way to achieve environmental justice and reduce health disparities. Inclusionary zoning policies can help. #SaludTues https://t.co/x7DVooXz66 |
| Amanda Merck, MPH @AMFitnessHealth Decisionmakers in cities across the country bisected low-income neighborhoods with major thoroughfares for speeding cars. These roadways are expensive to construct and maintain and are bad for business, health, and social capacity. #SaludTues |
| City Health Dashboard @CityHealthData RT @HHS_HealthReg2: Both race and class are significant indicators of how much toxic air pollution individuals face in the United States with minorities receiving nearly 40% more exposure to deadly airborne pollutants than whites. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @ChangeLabWorks: A4.2 Because of housing policies, segregation, & systemic disinvestment in communities of color, families in those communities are often exposed to dangerous pollutants—such as lead, diesel exhaust, and industrial byproducts—across generations. #SaludTues https://t.co/BAAJR0o4Ga https://t.co/uEQQCIW0gK |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @city_health: A4: A4: Ensuring low-income populations have access to safe and secure housing is one way to achieve environmental justice and reduce health disparities. Inclusionary zoning policies can help. #SaludTues https://t.co/x7DVooXz66 |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A4 Past transportation and land use decisions created communities where walking and biking are unsafe, unrealistic, or downright impossible, contributing to physical inactivity (and assoc. #healthdisparities) and pedestrian fatalities & serious injuries. #SaludTues |
| America Walks @americawalks RT @SaludAmerica: "Climate change will deepen economic inequality." #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A4 Federal highway spending in mid- to late-century served the sprawling white neighborhoods and bisected the minority neighborhoods created by discriminatory housing policies. ⬇ #SaludTues |
 | Vievara Rosel @vievararosel RT @americawalks: A4: A4: And lack of safe access to parks, trails, and other green spaces means less opportunities to be healthy outdoors #saludtues |
| America Walks @americawalks RT @SaludAmerica: A4 Past transportation and land use decisions created communities where walking and biking are unsafe, unrealistic, or downright impossible, contributing to physical inactivity (and assoc. #healthdisparities) and pedestrian fatalities & serious injuries. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica Q5 How are streets and parks connected to our health? #SaludTues https://t.co/4KRnt8pYSL |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks A4.3 #EnvironmentalJustice facts: 1) Race is the best statistical predictor of whether a person lives near toxic waste. 2) Children of color are 2x likelier to die of asthma than white children. 3) Low-income communities are particularly vulnerable to climate change. #SaludTues |
| CityHealth @city_health RT @SaludAmerica: Q5 How are streets and parks connected to our health? #SaludTues https://t.co/4KRnt8pYSL |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks Q5 How are streets and parks connected to our health? #SaludTues https://t.co/4HWJFVTdfT |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A5 People in safe, connected, walkable neighborhoods have lower rates of chronic disease, higher educational attainment and many other positive factors associated with health & wellbeing. #SaludTues |
| City Health Dashboard @CityHealthData When Robert Moses built the West Side Highway in NYC, he built it straight through vibrant minority communities in the Bronx. These areas have not been able to truly thrive since. #SaludTues |
| County Health Rankings & Roadmaps @CHRankings RT @SaludAmerica: Q5 How are streets and parks connected to our health? #SaludTues https://t.co/4KRnt8pYSL |
| CityHealth @city_health A5: Streets are for more than getting from point A to B. They provide opportunities for active living and community connection. Policies like complete streets help to create safer, more accessible routes that build healthier neighborhoods. https://t.co/P1d83abc1b #SaludTues https://t.co/BUMjXxFXkv |
| America Walks @americawalks The Rondo Neighborhood in Minnesota a great example of this #SaludTues https://t.co/vXxZ5fydYB |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks RT @city_health: A4: A4: Ensuring low-income populations have access to safe and secure housing is one way to achieve environmental justice and reduce health disparities. Inclusionary zoning policies can help. #SaludTues https://t.co/x7DVooXz66 |
| CityHealth @city_health RT @SaludAmerica: A5 People in safe, connected, walkable neighborhoods have lower rates of chronic disease, higher educational attainment and many other positive factors associated with health & wellbeing. #SaludTues |
| County Health Rankings & Roadmaps @CHRankings A5: When people live close to parks & outdoor spaces or can easily get to them on safe streets they’re more likely to exercise, reducing their risk for lots of health issues. Our #HealthRankings include access to exercise opportunities: https://t.co/DfL2oyV6EL #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @ChangeLabWorks: A4.3 #EnvironmentalJustice facts: A4.3 #EnvironmentalJustice facts: 1) Race is the best statistical predictor of whether a person lives near toxic waste. 2) Children of color are 2x likelier to die of asthma than white children. 3) Low-income communities are particularly vulnerable to climate change. #SaludTues |
| County Health Rankings & Roadmaps @CHRankings RT @SaludAmerica: A5 People in safe, connected, walkable neighborhoods have lower rates of chronic disease, higher educational attainment and many other positive factors associated with health & wellbeing. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A5 Outdoor activity helps people recover more quickly from stressful events, elevates mood, enhances feelings of competence, increases physical activity, lowers blood pressure, supports critical thinking & problem solving, & improves attention. #SaludTues |
| CityHealth @city_health RT @CHRankings: A5: A5: When people live close to parks & outdoor spaces or can easily get to them on safe streets they’re more likely to exercise, reducing their risk for lots of health issues. Our #HealthRankings include access to exercise opportunities: https://t.co/DfL2oyV6EL #SaludTues |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks A5.1 Safe, accessible streets and parks encourage healthy activities and bring people together! Yet, the benefits of these community resources are not equally distributed across all groups of people. In fact, there are clear disparities by class and race. #SaludTues |
| County Health Rankings & Roadmaps @CHRankings RT @city_health: A5: A5: Streets are for more than getting from point A to B. They provide opportunities for active living and community connection. Policies like complete streets help to create safer, more accessible routes that build healthier neighborhoods. https://t.co/P1d83abc1b #SaludTues https://t.co/BUMjXxFXkv |
| HHS OASH Region II @HHS_HealthReg2 Transportation is also a source of pollution, generating air, water, and noise pollutants, including particulate matter, carbon monoxide, nitrogen oxide, and carcinogens. Air pollution has been linked to negative health outcomes, including asthma and heart disease. #SaludTues |
 | Monica Hobbs Vinluan @MonicaHVinluan RT @ChangeLabWorks: A1.3 Another example of health disparities is how renters have less access to the benefits of safe, stable, affordable housing than homeowners. #SaludTues Our Health & Housing Starter Kit explores this: https://t.co/zaDGfrACaZ https://t.co/3aDBPmqbNm |
| America Walks @americawalks A5: Streets can make or break the connectivity of a community. Are we designing streets so a car can get from point a to point b, or for community members to get to school, work, a park, a community gathering #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @city_health: A5: A5: Streets are for more than getting from point A to B. They provide opportunities for active living and community connection. Policies like complete streets help to create safer, more accessible routes that build healthier neighborhoods. https://t.co/P1d83abc1b #SaludTues https://t.co/BUMjXxFXkv |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @CityHealthData: When Robert Moses built the West Side Highway in NYC, he built it straight through vibrant minority communities in the Bronx. These areas have not been able to truly thrive since. #SaludTues |
| Trenton Health Team @TrentonHealth @SaludAmerica A5 Adopting a "Complete Streets" model of city planning to help create livable communities for various types of users, including children, people with disabilities, and older adults. Complete Streets improve equity, safety, and public health. https://t.co/o73CgU23fQ #SaludTues |
| Monica Hobbs Vinluan @MonicaHVinluan RT @CHRankings: A1: A1: Unfortunately it’s not hard to find an example of a place-based disparity. Child poverty rates are 60% higher in #rural counties than in suburban counties. Learn more about disparities by race AND place in our 2018 County #HealthRankings: https://t.co/q6f0lCQFTm #SaludTues |
| HHS OASH Region II @HHS_HealthReg2 Research has shown that limited access to transportation creates health inequities, as well as decreased access to education, employment, and opportunities for recreational activities for older adults and people with disabilities. #SaludTues |
| America Walks @americawalks A5: Parks offer opportunities to engage with nature and be outside, whch bring their own health benefits, but also to be with friends, family, and neighbors in a public space #saludtues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A5 The Chicago Park District, for example, was sued by the US Dept of Justice for favoring parks in white neighborhoods & neglecting parks in African-American and Latino neighborhoods. https://t.co/zk3eT9ERU7 #SaludTues |
| City Health Dashboard @CityHealthData A5 Neighborhoods with high walkability & park access encourage residents to be physically active and lead healthier lifestyles, lowering chronic diseases rates like diabetes & obesity. Learn more about how walkability & park access impact health https://t.co/0DH4ZxXeRB #SaludTues https://t.co/mFPepFV0fm |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks A5.2 Complete Streets are planned, built, and maintained to serve all people, regardless of age, ability, or income level. #SaludTues Put policy into action with our #CompleteStreets guide: https://t.co/xqeOc52xWI https://t.co/LrFVQotoWo |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A5 Regardless of weight status, inactivity is linked to lower academic performance & depression, and activity, like walking, is associated with better cognitive function and lower risk for dementia and Alzheimer’s. #SaludTues |
| CityHealth @city_health A5: Through their adoption of complete streets policies, Kansas City, MO is one of the U.S. cities we see making progress toward supporting health with good transportation policy @KCMOHealthDept #SaludTues https://t.co/ot6gHNMbc8 |
| America Walks @americawalks A5: When streets and parks are designed with community members in mind, the health of all (individuals, community, environment, economy) improves #saludtues |
| County Health Rankings & Roadmaps @CHRankings A5: Strategies like Complete Streets, encourage communities to develop streets that are safe for everyone to use - whether you’re driving, biking, or walking. Learn more about this strategy in our What Works for Health tool: https://t.co/2wbjsOlWP6 #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @americawalks: A5: A5: Streets can make or break the connectivity of a community. Are we designing streets so a car can get from point a to point b, or for community members to get to school, work, a park, a community gathering #SaludTues |
| Persephone @BrendaHazelhur1 RT @SaludAmerica: Q5 How are streets and parks connected to our health? #SaludTues https://t.co/4KRnt8pYSL |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @HHS_HealthReg2: Transportation is also a source of pollution, generating air, water, and noise pollutants, including particulate matter, carbon monoxide, nitrogen oxide, and carcinogens. Air pollution has been linked to negative health outcomes, including asthma and heart disease. #SaludTues |
| CityHealth @city_health RT @ChangeLabWorks: A5.2 Complete Streets are planned, built, and maintained to serve all people, regardless of age, ability, or income level. #SaludTues Put policy into action with our #CompleteStreets guide: https://t.co/xqeOc52xWI https://t.co/LrFVQotoWo |
| HHS OASH Region II @HHS_HealthReg2 Parks and recreation can have positive impacts on the physical, mental and social health of individuals and communities. Outdoor activity helps to control obesity, boost the immune system, diminish the risk of disease and increase life expectancy. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @ChangeLabWorks: A5.1 Safe, accessible streets and parks encourage healthy activities and bring people together! Yet, the benefits of these community resources are not equally distributed across all groups of people. In fact, there are clear disparities by class and race. #SaludTues |
| America Walks @americawalks RT @CityHealthData: A5 Neighborhoods with high walkability & park access encourage residents to be physically active and lead healthier lifestyles, lowering chronic diseases rates like diabetes & obesity. Learn more about how walkability & park access impact health https://t.co/0DH4ZxXeRB #SaludTues https://t.co/mFPepFV0fm |
| City Health Dashboard @CityHealthData RT @americawalks: A5: A5: When streets and parks are designed with community members in mind, the health of all (individuals, community, environment, economy) improves #saludtues |
| CityHealth @city_health RT @americawalks: A5: A5: When streets and parks are designed with community members in mind, the health of all (individuals, community, environment, economy) improves #saludtues |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks A5.3 Similarly, #CompleteParks are based on the idea that all people, no matter where they live, should benefit from a park where they can connect with neighbors, nature, & activities that matter to them. #SaludTues Learn about equitable parks systems: https://t.co/ReWcOrmPxU https://t.co/4g5zOZypuD |
 | Robert Pezzolesi @Upstreaming RT @ChangeLabWorks: A5.2 Complete Streets are planned, built, and maintained to serve all people, regardless of age, ability, or income level. #SaludTues Put policy into action with our #CompleteStreets guide: https://t.co/xqeOc52xWI https://t.co/LrFVQotoWo |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A5 Low income people have the highest rates of walking/biking to work & Latinos have high rates of walking/biking to school, but have fewer sidewalks & lights. Latinos face higher rates of pedestrian fatalities at 21.5%, though they only make up 16% of the population. #SaludTues https://t.co/lQ359nMXfF |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica @americawalks Great question! Lack of transportation options—safe sidewalks & bike lanes and quality & reliable public transit—intensifies #economicinequality and #healthdisparities. #ZIPMatters #SaludTues https://t.co/VNGgxSkdhq |
| City Health Dashboard @CityHealthData RT @SaludAmerica: A5 People in safe, connected, walkable neighborhoods have lower rates of chronic disease, higher educational attainment and many other positive factors associated with health & wellbeing. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @HHS_HealthReg2: Parks and recreation can have positive impacts on the physical, mental and social health of individuals and communities. Outdoor activity helps to control obesity, boost the immune system, diminish the risk of disease and increase life expectancy. #SaludTues |
| County Health Rankings & Roadmaps @CHRankings RT @ChangeLabWorks: A5.3 Similarly, #CompleteParks are based on the idea that all people, no matter where they live, should benefit from a park where they can connect with neighbors, nature, & activities that matter to them. #SaludTues Learn about equitable parks systems: https://t.co/ReWcOrmPxU https://t.co/4g5zOZypuD |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @city_health: A5: A5: Through their adoption of complete streets policies, Kansas City, MO is one of the U.S. cities we see making progress toward supporting health with good transportation policy @KCMOHealthDept #SaludTues https://t.co/ot6gHNMbc8 |
| City Health Dashboard @CityHealthData RT @city_health: A5: A5: Streets are for more than getting from point A to B. They provide opportunities for active living and community connection. Policies like complete streets help to create safer, more accessible routes that build healthier neighborhoods. https://t.co/P1d83abc1b #SaludTues https://t.co/BUMjXxFXkv |
| Genesis Health Consulting @GHC_Ideas @SaludAmerica A5: Parks provide a place for kids and families to play. Safe streets policies allow for pedestrian and cyclist safety - also allowing kids nd families to move their bodies! #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @ChangeLabWorks: A5.2 Complete Streets are planned, built, and maintained to serve all people, regardless of age, ability, or income level. #SaludTues Put policy into action with our #CompleteStreets guide: https://t.co/xqeOc52xWI https://t.co/LrFVQotoWo |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @CityHealthData: A5 Neighborhoods with high walkability & park access encourage residents to be physically active and lead healthier lifestyles, lowering chronic diseases rates like diabetes & obesity. Learn more about how walkability & park access impact health https://t.co/0DH4ZxXeRB #SaludTues https://t.co/mFPepFV0fm |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A5 Driving is costly, in both time & money. During an affordable housing crisis, alternative transportation is more important than ever to keep trans costs down. Without reliable trans, low-incomes families are derailed from what “should” be a minor setback. #SaludTues |
| Genesis Health Consulting @GHC_Ideas RT @CHRankings: A5: A5: Strategies like Complete Streets, encourage communities to develop streets that are safe for everyone to use - whether you’re driving, biking, or walking. Learn more about this strategy in our What Works for Health tool: https://t.co/2wbjsOlWP6 #SaludTues |
| America Walks @americawalks RT @SaludAmerica: @americawalks Great question! Lack of transportation options—safe sidewalks & bike lanes and quality & reliable public transit—intensifies #economicinequality and #healthdisparities. #ZIPMatters #SaludTues https://t.co/VNGgxSkdhq |
| Amanda Merck, MPH @AMFitnessHealth RT @SaludAmerica: A5 Low income people have the highest rates of walking/biking to work & Latinos have high rates of walking/biking to school, but have fewer sidewalks & lights. Latinos face higher rates of pedestrian fatalities at 21.5%, though they only make up 16% of the population. #SaludTues https://t.co/lQ359nMXfF |
| Amanda Merck, MPH @AMFitnessHealth RT @CHRankings: A5: A5: Strategies like Complete Streets, encourage communities to develop streets that are safe for everyone to use - whether you’re driving, biking, or walking. Learn more about this strategy in our What Works for Health tool: https://t.co/2wbjsOlWP6 #SaludTues |
| Amanda Merck, MPH @AMFitnessHealth RT @ChangeLabWorks: A5.2 Complete Streets are planned, built, and maintained to serve all people, regardless of age, ability, or income level. #SaludTues Put policy into action with our #CompleteStreets guide: https://t.co/xqeOc52xWI https://t.co/LrFVQotoWo |
| Trenton Health Team @TrentonHealth RT @ChangeLabWorks: A5.2 Complete Streets are planned, built, and maintained to serve all people, regardless of age, ability, or income level. #SaludTues Put policy into action with our #CompleteStreets guide: https://t.co/xqeOc52xWI https://t.co/LrFVQotoWo |
 | Catherine Max @catherine_max RT @americawalks: A5: A5: Streets can make or break the connectivity of a community. Are we designing streets so a car can get from point a to point b, or for community members to get to school, work, a park, a community gathering #SaludTues |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks This. Policymakers often underestimate the myriad ways that these changes can improve community life. #SaludTues |
| Amanda Merck, MPH @AMFitnessHealth Everyone should dig into their city’s past. #SaludTues |
| CityHealth @city_health RT @CHRankings: A5: A5: Strategies like Complete Streets, encourage communities to develop streets that are safe for everyone to use - whether you’re driving, biking, or walking. Learn more about this strategy in our What Works for Health tool: https://t.co/2wbjsOlWP6 #SaludTues |
| City Health Dashboard @CityHealthData @ChangeLabWorks Community member engagement and connection are a GREAT by-product of park access and accessible streets. #SaludTues |
| County Health Rankings & Roadmaps @CHRankings We love seeing the love for the work @RWJF #CultureofHealthPrize winners are doing! Learn more about 2015 winner Kansas City, MO #SaludTues https://t.co/dW5xY6ObRu |
| America Walks @americawalks RT @ChangeLabWorks: This. Policymakers often underestimate the myriad ways that these changes can improve community life. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica Q6 Why is equitable school funding important for health? #SaludTues https://t.co/uj9YMDuO3m |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks Q6 Why is equitable school funding important for health? #SaludTues https://t.co/wW9a2l13Wd |
| City Health Dashboard @CityHealthData RT @CHRankings: We love seeing the love for the work @RWJF #CultureofHealthPrize winners are doing! Learn more about 2015 winner Kansas City, MO #SaludTues https://t.co/dW5xY6ObRu |
| CityHealth @city_health RT @SaludAmerica: Q6 Why is equitable school funding important for health? #SaludTues https://t.co/uj9YMDuO3m |
| County Health Rankings & Roadmaps @CHRankings RT @SaludAmerica: Q6 Why is equitable school funding important for health? #SaludTues https://t.co/uj9YMDuO3m |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica @CityHealthData Without safe routes, Latinos don’t walk/bike to early care, school, work, parks, supermarkets, museums, doctors, college prep, restaurants, senior centers, pools, mental health services, WIC clinics, public meetings, polling locations, food pantries, etc. #SaludTues |
| County Health Rankings & Roadmaps @CHRankings RT @CityHealthData: A5 Neighborhoods with high walkability & park access encourage residents to be physically active and lead healthier lifestyles, lowering chronic diseases rates like diabetes & obesity. Learn more about how walkability & park access impact health https://t.co/0DH4ZxXeRB #SaludTues https://t.co/mFPepFV0fm |
| City Health Dashboard @CityHealthData @AMFitnessHealth Doing this this afternoon! #SaludTues |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks A6.1 A positive school climate is the cornerstone of a healthy, safe, and nurturing learning environment. And since students spend the majority of their weekdays on campus, schools are uniquely positioned to influence their health. #SaludTues https://t.co/UPFJ1UPapu https://t.co/b7HIgoQ8nK |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A6 Higher educational attainment is linked to better health. HOWEVER, quality education needs to start early. It can’t wait until high school. Unfortunately, only 14% of public education dollars are spent on early childhood education. #SaludTues https://t.co/LlfGaHrf5w |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks RT @AMFitnessHealth: Everyone should dig into their city’s past. #SaludTues |
| Amanda Merck, MPH @AMFitnessHealth RT @HHS_HealthReg2: Research has shown that limited access to transportation creates health inequities, as well as decreased access to education, employment, and opportunities for recreational activities for older adults and people with disabilities. #SaludTues |
| Amanda Merck, MPH @AMFitnessHealth RT @ChangeLabWorks: A5.1 Safe, accessible streets and parks encourage healthy activities and bring people together! Yet, the benefits of these community resources are not equally distributed across all groups of people. In fact, there are clear disparities by class and race. #SaludTues |
| CityHealth @city_health A6: Investing in evidence-supported policies like high-quality, universal #PreK enhances every child’s opportunity to be healthy and thrive #SaludTues https://t.co/D6Cdi6oLlu |
| Amanda Merck, MPH @AMFitnessHealth RT @city_health: A5: A5: Streets are for more than getting from point A to B. They provide opportunities for active living and community connection. Policies like complete streets help to create safer, more accessible routes that build healthier neighborhoods. https://t.co/P1d83abc1b #SaludTues https://t.co/BUMjXxFXkv |
| City Health Dashboard @CityHealthData A6 If schools aren’t funded equitably across communities, students don’t have the same opportunities to succeed. This can lead to a ripple effect on students’ health & well-being for generations. Learn more about our education metrics #SaludTues https://t.co/g8JYNztMs0 |
| America Walks @americawalks A6: Schools are more than just places to learn (although that's important too!) They're spaces to engage with others, explore ways to cultivate healthy lifestyles, and add to the healthy foundation started at home #SaludTues |
| Amanda Merck, MPH @AMFitnessHealth A6 Texas funds public schools through property taxes. This is inequitable because districts in impoverished areas receive less money per student that school districts in wealthier areas. #SaludTues |
| County Health Rankings & Roadmaps @CHRankings RT @SaludAmerica: A6 Higher educational attainment is linked to better health. HOWEVER, quality education needs to start early. It can’t wait until high school. Unfortunately, only 14% of public education dollars are spent on early childhood education. #SaludTues https://t.co/LlfGaHrf5w |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks RT @americawalks: A6: A6: Schools are more than just places to learn (although that's important too!) They're spaces to engage with others, explore ways to cultivate healthy lifestyles, and add to the healthy foundation started at home #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @americawalks: A6: A6: Schools are more than just places to learn (although that's important too!) They're spaces to engage with others, explore ways to cultivate healthy lifestyles, and add to the healthy foundation started at home #SaludTues |
 | Dr.LeanneKealohaFox @FoxyKealoha RT @SaludAmerica: #SaludTues in 1 hour. https://t.co/GAmvE24bqV https://t.co/ggcDf73KHc |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @CityHealthData: A6 If schools aren’t funded equitably across communities, students don’t have the same opportunities to succeed. This can lead to a ripple effect on students’ health & well-being for generations. Learn more about our education metrics #SaludTues https://t.co/g8JYNztMs0 |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica @city_health Yes! The early years are so important for lifelong health and professional success. #SaludTues https://t.co/oMOqtmFav3 |
| Center for Community Resilience @ResilNation RT @SaludAmerica: A5 Low income people have the highest rates of walking/biking to work & Latinos have high rates of walking/biking to school, but have fewer sidewalks & lights. Latinos face higher rates of pedestrian fatalities at 21.5%, though they only make up 16% of the population. #SaludTues https://t.co/lQ359nMXfF |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @ChangeLabWorks: A6.1 A positive school climate is the cornerstone of a healthy, safe, and nurturing learning environment. And since students spend the majority of their weekdays on campus, schools are uniquely positioned to influence their health. #SaludTues https://t.co/UPFJ1UPapu https://t.co/b7HIgoQ8nK |
| America Walks @americawalks A6: School facilities can be used after hours for community events and opportunities to be #physicallyactive. Check out @SafeRoutesNow for info on shared-use #saludtues https://t.co/Gn9MZ9fjfw |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks A6.2 Despite the fact that 1/6 of the U.S. population (kids & adults) spends their week in public schools, far too many schools lack the resources to guarantee healthy, safe learning environments. #SaludTues. Read our blog: https://t.co/HWU20xXjVr https://t.co/7LbLSvdxjV |
| HHS OASH Region II @HHS_HealthReg2 A relationship exists between socioeconomic factors (i.e. poverty) and educational performance. Thus, more equitable distribution of school funding can improve outcomes. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A6 Latinos lack access to affordable and accessible early care and education. Only 40% of Latino 4-year olds are enrolled in publicly funded preschool programs compared to 53% of white children. #SaludTues https://t.co/C3PsI3p4vG |
| City Health Dashboard @CityHealthData RT @AMFitnessHealth: A6 Texas funds public schools through property taxes. This is inequitable because districts in impoverished areas receive less money per student that school districts in wealthier areas. #SaludTues |
| Trenton Health Team @TrentonHealth @SaludAmerica A6 Adequate school funding can provide programs that promote health eating, physical education, obesity reduction, and management of chronic conditions. https://t.co/hX4vkVDm1Q #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A6 School finance is inequitable because many school budgets are based on property values, which are shaped by discriminatory housing policies. ⬇ #SaludTues |
| HHS OASH Region II @HHS_HealthReg2 On average, aggregate measures of per-pupil spending are positively associated with improved or higher student outcomes. #SaludTues |
| City Health Dashboard @CityHealthData RT @americawalks: A6: A6: Schools are more than just places to learn (although that's important too!) They're spaces to engage with others, explore ways to cultivate healthy lifestyles, and add to the healthy foundation started at home #SaludTues |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks So many places do this, not just Texas. It is a huge barrier to creating equitable communities. #saludtues |
| Amanda Merck, MPH @AMFitnessHealth A6 When you look at money per student and student achievement, you will see that it tracks perfectly with poverty, Texas State Representative @DiegoBernalTX said. #SaludTues https://t.co/G0bHBkxV2C |
| City Health Dashboard @CityHealthData Couldn't agree more! #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @AMFitnessHealth: A6 When you look at money per student and student achievement, you will see that it tracks perfectly with poverty, Texas State Representative @DiegoBernalTX said. #SaludTues https://t.co/G0bHBkxV2C |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @ChangeLabWorks: A6.2 Despite the fact that 1/6 of the U.S. population (kids & adults) spends their week in public schools, far too many schools lack the resources to guarantee healthy, safe learning environments. #SaludTues. Read our blog: https://t.co/HWU20xXjVr https://t.co/7LbLSvdxjV |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @americawalks: A6: A6: School facilities can be used after hours for community events and opportunities to be #physicallyactive. Check out @SafeRoutesNow for info on shared-use #saludtues https://t.co/Gn9MZ9fjfw |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica @americawalks Schools should elevate the need to invest more in social and emotional learning. When learned early, #SEL skills can help children overcome challenges and avoid unhealthy behavior, improving outcome into adulthood. #SaludTues https://t.co/8X6IE8hK8N |
| County Health Rankings & Roadmaps @CHRankings RT @TrentonHealth: @SaludAmerica A6 Adequate school funding can provide programs that promote health eating, physical education, obesity reduction, and management of chronic conditions. https://t.co/hX4vkVDm1Q #SaludTues |
| America Walks @americawalks RT @SaludAmerica: @americawalks Schools should elevate the need to invest more in social and emotional learning. When learned early, #SEL skills can help children overcome challenges and avoid unhealthy behavior, improving outcome into adulthood. #SaludTues https://t.co/8X6IE8hK8N |
| CityHealth @city_health A6: “Done right, #PreK can provide an important, life-lasting health boost for our youngest citizens.” ~ @ShelleyHearne #SaludTues https://t.co/wQIm1jOPKl https://t.co/HcK2pHMXl2 |
| Persephone @BrendaHazelhur1 RT @city_health: A4: A4: Ensuring low-income populations have access to safe and secure housing is one way to achieve environmental justice and reduce health disparities. Inclusionary zoning policies can help. #SaludTues https://t.co/x7DVooXz66 |
| County Health Rankings & Roadmaps @CHRankings RT @ChangeLabWorks: A6.2 Despite the fact that 1/6 of the U.S. population (kids & adults) spends their week in public schools, far too many schools lack the resources to guarantee healthy, safe learning environments. #SaludTues. Read our blog: https://t.co/HWU20xXjVr https://t.co/7LbLSvdxjV |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A6 For every $1 spent expanding early learning, society receives a return on investment of $7 or more based on increased school & career achievement, as well as reduced costs in remedial education, health, social welfare programs & criminal justice system expenditures. #SaludTues |
 | KCMO Health Dept @KCMOHealthDept RT @city_health: A5: A5: Through their adoption of complete streets policies, Kansas City, MO is one of the U.S. cities we see making progress toward supporting health with good transportation policy @KCMOHealthDept #SaludTues https://t.co/ot6gHNMbc8 |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A6 Green schoolyards can improve academic outcomes, which is a big deal in a country where only 1/3 of 8th graders perform at or above standards for science & math. #SaludTues https://t.co/Fctm2g0xhS |
| County Health Rankings & Roadmaps @CHRankings RT @CityHealthData: A6 If schools aren’t funded equitably across communities, students don’t have the same opportunities to succeed. This can lead to a ripple effect on students’ health & well-being for generations. Learn more about our education metrics #SaludTues https://t.co/g8JYNztMs0 |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks A6.4 School districts should examine their current funding structures and prevent the creation or expansion of inequitable funding mechanisms such as attendance-based financing, which disproportionately hurts high-poverty schools. #SaludTues https://t.co/WXoqHljnLH |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica Q7 Discriminatory housing policies, environmental injustice, & disinvestment in streets and parks also impact wealth. Can you connect the dots and bring it back around to health? #SaludTues https://t.co/2EyHGjZeLv |
| City Health Dashboard @CityHealthData RT @SaludAmerica: A6 Latinos lack access to affordable and accessible early care and education. Only 40% of Latino 4-year olds are enrolled in publicly funded preschool programs compared to 53% of white children. #SaludTues https://t.co/C3PsI3p4vG |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @city_health: A6: A6: “Done right, #PreK can provide an important, life-lasting health boost for our youngest citizens.” ~ @ShelleyHearne #SaludTues https://t.co/wQIm1jOPKl https://t.co/HcK2pHMXl2 |
| County Health Rankings & Roadmaps @CHRankings RT @SaludAmerica: Q7 Discriminatory housing policies, environmental injustice, & disinvestment in streets and parks also impact wealth. Can you connect the dots and bring it back around to health? #SaludTues https://t.co/2EyHGjZeLv |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A7 More than 80% of the nearly $3.5 trillion spent on medical care each year in the U.S. is spent on treating chronic diseases, most of which are preventable and related to the conditions of poverty. #SaludTues https://t.co/PAtsaSh5qy |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks Q7 Discriminatory housing policies, environmental injustice, & disinvestment in streets and parks also impact wealth. Can you connect the dots and bring it all back around to health? #SaludTues https://t.co/JDdUYkQt5G |
| County Health Rankings & Roadmaps @CHRankings A7: Wealth matters for health. Policies like residential segregation and discriminatory bank lending play a major role in wealth inequality, which then impacts health and opportunities to be healthy. #SaludTues https://t.co/Bbq7kIL3wr |
| Amanda Merck, MPH @AMFitnessHealth RT @ChangeLabWorks: A6.4 School districts should examine their current funding structures and prevent the creation or expansion of inequitable funding mechanisms such as attendance-based financing, which disproportionately hurts high-poverty schools. #SaludTues https://t.co/WXoqHljnLH |
| Trenton Health Team @TrentonHealth RT @SaludAmerica: A6 For every $1 spent expanding early learning, society receives a return on investment of $7 or more based on increased school & career achievement, as well as reduced costs in remedial education, health, social welfare programs & criminal justice system expenditures. #SaludTues |
| City Health Dashboard @CityHealthData RT @SaludAmerica: @americawalks Schools should elevate the need to invest more in social and emotional learning. When learned early, #SEL skills can help children overcome challenges and avoid unhealthy behavior, improving outcome into adulthood. #SaludTues https://t.co/8X6IE8hK8N |
| Amanda Merck, MPH @AMFitnessHealth RT @SaludAmerica: A6 Green schoolyards can improve academic outcomes, which is a big deal in a country where only 1/3 of 8th graders perform at or above standards for science & math. #SaludTues https://t.co/Fctm2g0xhS |
| Amanda Merck, MPH @AMFitnessHealth RT @SaludAmerica: A6 For every $1 spent expanding early learning, society receives a return on investment of $7 or more based on increased school & career achievement, as well as reduced costs in remedial education, health, social welfare programs & criminal justice system expenditures. #SaludTues |
 | Office of Population Affairs (OPA) @HHSPopAffairs RT @HHS_HealthReg2: Parks and recreation can have positive impacts on the physical, mental and social health of individuals and communities. Outdoor activity helps to control obesity, boost the immune system, diminish the risk of disease and increase life expectancy. #SaludTues |
| Trenton Health Team @TrentonHealth RT @SaludAmerica: A7 More than 80% of the nearly $3.5 trillion spent on medical care each year in the U.S. is spent on treating chronic diseases, most of which are preventable and related to the conditions of poverty. #SaludTues https://t.co/PAtsaSh5qy |
| CityHealth @city_health RT @SaludAmerica: Q7 Discriminatory housing policies, environmental injustice, & disinvestment in streets and parks also impact wealth. Can you connect the dots and bring it back around to health? #SaludTues https://t.co/2EyHGjZeLv |
| Amanda Merck, MPH @AMFitnessHealth RT @ChangeLabWorks: A6.2 Despite the fact that 1/6 of the U.S. population (kids & adults) spends their week in public schools, far too many schools lack the resources to guarantee healthy, safe learning environments. #SaludTues. Read our blog: https://t.co/HWU20xXjVr https://t.co/7LbLSvdxjV |
| County Health Rankings & Roadmaps @CHRankings RT @SaludAmerica: A7 More than 80% of the nearly $3.5 trillion spent on medical care each year in the U.S. is spent on treating chronic diseases, most of which are preventable and related to the conditions of poverty. #SaludTues https://t.co/PAtsaSh5qy |
| Amanda Merck, MPH @AMFitnessHealth A7 Discriminatory housing policies denied low-income populations the health & economic benefits of safe, connected, walkable neighborhoods, while saddling them with noxious industries, speeding cars, & blight. #SaludTues |
| America Walks @americawalks RT @SaludAmerica: A7 More than 80% of the nearly $3.5 trillion spent on medical care each year in the U.S. is spent on treating chronic diseases, most of which are preventable and related to the conditions of poverty. #SaludTues https://t.co/PAtsaSh5qy |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A7 Decades of discriminatory policies created today’s #wealthgap. The proportion of Latino children and adolescents living in poverty is more than double that of non-Latino whites. #healthdisparities #SaludTues |
| CityHealth @city_health RT @CHRankings: A7: A7: Wealth matters for health. Policies like residential segregation and discriminatory bank lending play a major role in wealth inequality, which then impacts health and opportunities to be healthy. #SaludTues https://t.co/Bbq7kIL3wr |
| City Health Dashboard @CityHealthData A7 Without equitable policies and investments, communities are cut off from opportunities to build wealth, such as access to quality jobs and housing, which then impacts health, from chronic financial stress to a lack of access to healthy foods. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @CHRankings: A7: A7: Wealth matters for health. Policies like residential segregation and discriminatory bank lending play a major role in wealth inequality, which then impacts health and opportunities to be healthy. #SaludTues https://t.co/Bbq7kIL3wr |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A7 Homeownership is how some families and communities were able to build wealth and pass that wealth down; HOWEVER, minorities were systematically and politically denied this opportunity. Of course this impacts mental and physical health. #SaludTues |
| Vievara Rosel @vievararosel RT @SaludAmerica: @americawalks Schools should elevate the need to invest more in social and emotional learning. When learned early, #SEL skills can help children overcome challenges and avoid unhealthy behavior, improving outcome into adulthood. #SaludTues https://t.co/8X6IE8hK8N |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks A7 Place has a huge influence on health, and wealth has a huge influence on place. Communities that were victimized by housing policies—leading to reduced wealth—are the same communities that are exposed to toxins & lack safe streets & parks. #SaludTues https://t.co/N3WCIFHuvj https://t.co/c9mAYPCD8o |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A7 Economic hardship is indirectly associated with child abuse and neglect. Adverse childhood experiences hinder child’s development and increase risk for chronic diseases, like obesity, diabetes, cardiovascular disease, and depression. #SaludTues https://t.co/soVjVbLRCC |
| HHS OASH Region II @HHS_HealthReg2 Where people live, work, and play has an impact on their health. Several factors create disparities in a community’s health. Examples include socioeconomic status, land use/the built environment, race/ethnicity, and environmental injustice. #SaludTues |
 | Rie Lopez, MPH (she/her) @RieOfLetters RT @SaludAmerica: A7 More than 80% of the nearly $3.5 trillion spent on medical care each year in the U.S. is spent on treating chronic diseases, most of which are preventable and related to the conditions of poverty. #SaludTues https://t.co/PAtsaSh5qy |
| Genesis Health Consulting @GHC_Ideas @SaludAmerica A6: Schools play a large role in a child’s life. The Whole School Whole Community Whole Child model integrates school and health. https://t.co/AyoDW54nVW #SaludTues |
| Rie Lopez, MPH (she/her) @RieOfLetters RT @CHRankings: A7: A7: Wealth matters for health. Policies like residential segregation and discriminatory bank lending play a major role in wealth inequality, which then impacts health and opportunities to be healthy. #SaludTues https://t.co/Bbq7kIL3wr |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @ChangeLabWorks: A7 Place has a huge influence on health, and wealth has a huge influence on place. Communities that were victimized by housing policies—leading to reduced wealth—are the same communities that are exposed to toxins & lack safe streets & parks. #SaludTues https://t.co/N3WCIFHuvj https://t.co/c9mAYPCD8o |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @CityHealthData: A7 Without equitable policies and investments, communities are cut off from opportunities to build wealth, such as access to quality jobs and housing, which then impacts health, from chronic financial stress to a lack of access to healthy foods. #SaludTues |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks RT @CityHealthData: A7 Without equitable policies and investments, communities are cut off from opportunities to build wealth, such as access to quality jobs and housing, which then impacts health, from chronic financial stress to a lack of access to healthy foods. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @AMFitnessHealth: A7 Discriminatory housing policies denied low-income populations the health & economic benefits of safe, connected, walkable neighborhoods, while saddling them with noxious industries, speeding cars, & blight. #SaludTues |
| Genesis Health Consulting @GHC_Ideas RT @SaludAmerica: A7 More than 80% of the nearly $3.5 trillion spent on medical care each year in the U.S. is spent on treating chronic diseases, most of which are preventable and related to the conditions of poverty. #SaludTues https://t.co/PAtsaSh5qy |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A7 On one hand, walkability ⬆️ home values & higher home values ⬆️ public investment. On the other hand, neglect begets neglect. #SaludTues |
| Persephone @BrendaHazelhur1 RT @americawalks: A4: A4: And lack of safe access to parks, trails, and other green spaces means less opportunities to be healthy outdoors #saludtues |
| Genesis Health Consulting @GHC_Ideas RT @CHRankings: A7: A7: Wealth matters for health. Policies like residential segregation and discriminatory bank lending play a major role in wealth inequality, which then impacts health and opportunities to be healthy. #SaludTues https://t.co/Bbq7kIL3wr |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A7 Past destruction of low-income housing and current parking requirements and restrictive land use and zoning regulations limit development & construction of new affordable housing. #SaludTues |
| HHS OASH Region II @HHS_HealthReg2 Federal agencies have come together: The @EPA, @HUDgov, and @USDOT formed the Partnership for Sustainable Communities in 2009 to help communities improve access to affordable housing and transportation while protecting the environment. #SaludTues https://t.co/2rxsuqR46M |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A7 Lack of affordable housing means some families are housing cost-burdened and/or spend more on transportation, leaving less money and time for health and advancement. #SaludTues |
| County Health Rankings & Roadmaps @CHRankings A7: Building wealth where opportunities have been historically limited is essential to #PromoteHealthEquity. #SaludTues https://t.co/Bbq7kIL3wr |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A7 Because of discriminatory housing policies and inequitable school finance systems, the most vulnerable students in districts with the highest need often receive the least support, contributing to the cycle of poverty and poor health. #SaludTues |
| CityHealth @city_health A7: When we invest in where we live, learn, work, and play, we build thriving, more prosperous communities. Assessing cities on how they leverage evidence-based public health policies helps achieve this https://t.co/Vjm78vPNW2 #SaludTues |
| Amanda Merck, MPH @AMFitnessHealth @SaludAmerica A3 Between 2000 and 2015, the U.S. produced 7.3 million fewer homes than it needed to keep up with demand and population growth. #SaludTues @citylab @Up4Growth https://t.co/Gj7FTNqgb2 |
| County Health Rankings & Roadmaps @CHRankings RT @city_health: A7: A7: When we invest in where we live, learn, work, and play, we build thriving, more prosperous communities. Assessing cities on how they leverage evidence-based public health policies helps achieve this https://t.co/Vjm78vPNW2 #SaludTues |
| Rie Lopez, MPH (she/her) @RieOfLetters RT @AMFitnessHealth: A6 When you look at money per student and student achievement, you will see that it tracks perfectly with poverty, Texas State Representative @DiegoBernalTX said. #SaludTues https://t.co/G0bHBkxV2C |
| Amanda Merck, MPH @AMFitnessHealth @SaludAmerica A7 Although the average commute time is 25 minutes, minorities & low-income populations have longer commute times AND pay more in transportation costs. The additional time & financial burdens limit access to opportunity and create additional barriers to be healthy. #SaludTues |
| City Health Dashboard @CityHealthData RT @AMFitnessHealth: @SaludAmerica A7 Although the average commute time is 25 minutes, minorities & low-income populations have longer commute times AND pay more in transportation costs. The additional time & financial burdens limit access to opportunity and create additional barriers to be healthy. #SaludTues |
 | Walk2Connect @walk2connect RT @americawalks: A5: A5: When streets and parks are designed with community members in mind, the health of all (individuals, community, environment, economy) improves #saludtues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica Q8 What are some strategies to reduce place-based health disparities? #SaludTues https://t.co/aKujrkiYcD |
| City Health Dashboard @CityHealthData RT @HHS_HealthReg2: Federal agencies have come together: Federal agencies have come together: The @EPA, @HUDgov, and @USDOT formed the Partnership for Sustainable Communities in 2009 to help communities improve access to affordable housing and transportation while protecting the environment. #SaludTues https://t.co/2rxsuqR46M |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @city_health: A7: A7: When we invest in where we live, learn, work, and play, we build thriving, more prosperous communities. Assessing cities on how they leverage evidence-based public health policies helps achieve this https://t.co/Vjm78vPNW2 #SaludTues |
| County Health Rankings & Roadmaps @CHRankings A8: There’s no one-size-fits-all solution for reducing place-based health disparities. We offer more than 400 evidence-informed policies and programs that can help you build a healthier, more equitable community #SaludTues https://t.co/kq9GA9LGyJ |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @HHS_HealthReg2: Where people live, work, and play has an impact on their health. Several factors create disparities in a community’s health. Examples include socioeconomic status, land use/the built environment, race/ethnicity, and environmental injustice. #SaludTues |
| Walk2Connect @walk2connect RT @city_health: A7: A7: When we invest in where we live, learn, work, and play, we build thriving, more prosperous communities. Assessing cities on how they leverage evidence-based public health policies helps achieve this https://t.co/Vjm78vPNW2 #SaludTues |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks Q8 What are some strategies to reduce place-based health disparities? #SaludTues https://t.co/qPmJ7CHYPd |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A8 Address the conditions of poverty to reduce place-based #healthdisparities. #SaludTues https://t.co/PAtsaSh5qy |
| CityHealth @city_health RT @SaludAmerica: Q8 What are some strategies to reduce place-based health disparities? #SaludTues https://t.co/aKujrkiYcD |
 | Hazel Health @hazelhealthinc RT @SaludAmerica: A6 Higher educational attainment is linked to better health. HOWEVER, quality education needs to start early. It can’t wait until high school. Unfortunately, only 14% of public education dollars are spent on early childhood education. #SaludTues https://t.co/LlfGaHrf5w |
| Amanda Merck, MPH @AMFitnessHealth A8 Focus upstream and avoid #victimblaming. #SaludTues https://t.co/aAbtOkdTI6 |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @CHRankings: A8: A8: There’s no one-size-fits-all solution for reducing place-based health disparities. We offer more than 400 evidence-informed policies and programs that can help you build a healthier, more equitable community #SaludTues https://t.co/kq9GA9LGyJ |
| City Health Dashboard @CityHealthData @SaludAmerica It's a cycle that once started is really hard to get out of. More targeted interventions are needed. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A8 Consider a community health worker model to reach community members and build civic literacy. https://t.co/STPZJXeCA8 #SaludTues |
| America Walks @americawalks A8: There's no single solution, but we need to have an honest, data-driven look at what places need additional investment and support after years of being overlooked #SaludTues |
| HHS OASH Region II @HHS_HealthReg2 The @CDCgov has an informative webpage on Strategies for Reducing Health Disparities, https://t.co/MsTb47wfau. #SaludTues https://t.co/S67oYAioCu |
| County Health Rankings & Roadmaps @CHRankings A8: Rural communities often face different challenges than urban or suburban ones. Find evidence-informed strategies that can improve health in #rural places in our What Works for Health report: https://t.co/GxaNDligbv #SaludTues |
| City Health Dashboard @CityHealthData RT @HHS_HealthReg2: Where people live, work, and play has an impact on their health. Several factors create disparities in a community’s health. Examples include socioeconomic status, land use/the built environment, race/ethnicity, and environmental injustice. #SaludTues |
| America Walks @americawalks A8: And we're biased but we think improving the safety, accessibility, and enjoyment of #walkable places is a great first step to addressing many disparities found in communities #saludtues |
| Walk2Connect @walk2connect RT @SaludAmerica: A7 Lack of affordable housing means some families are housing cost-burdened and/or spend more on transportation, leaving less money and time for health and advancement. #SaludTues |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks RT @americawalks: A8: A8: There's no single solution, but we need to have an honest, data-driven look at what places need additional investment and support after years of being overlooked #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A8 Reducing child poverty, eliminating structural racism, & providing universal high-quality #ECE nationwide is essential for breaking the cycles of disadvantage that create & perpetuate enormous #healthdisparities across generations. https://t.co/oMOqtmFav3 #SaludTues |
| County Health Rankings & Roadmaps @CHRankings RT @SaludAmerica: A8 Address the conditions of poverty to reduce place-based #healthdisparities. #SaludTues https://t.co/PAtsaSh5qy |
| CityHealth @city_health A8: From complete streets to inclusionary zoning for housing, policy is key in the fight against disparities. We’ve identified nine evidence-supported policies that can help reduce place-based health disparities #SaludTues. https://t.co/TnWkfaGhqY https://t.co/LTKWZhHwvd |
| America Walks @americawalks A8: We need to look past health- these disparities are caused by transportation, real estate, finance, housing, etc. #saludtues |
| America Walks @americawalks RT @SaludAmerica: A8 Consider a community health worker model to reach community members and build civic literacy. https://t.co/STPZJXeCA8 #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A8 Measure walkability in neighborhoods across the country. As a whole, we are failing. #SaludTues https://t.co/swpjDBiSHF |
| City Health Dashboard @CityHealthData A8 Evidence-based policies and programs from partners like @CHRankings can help communities take data to action to reduce place-based health disparities #SaludTues https://t.co/iA7Mr0zpQu |
| City Health Dashboard @CityHealthData A8 Utilizing local data! When communities have access to local data, at both the neighborhood and city level, they can make more informed decisions on how to better target interventions and close health gaps in their area. https://t.co/1SKr2r3Vq0 #SaludTues |
| HHS OASH Region II @HHS_HealthReg2 The @Surgeon_General has a great page on the Elimination of Health Disparities, https://t.co/iip2FkkPE8. #SaludTues |
 | AccWalking @AccWalking RT @ChangeLabWorks: A5.2 Complete Streets are planned, built, and maintained to serve all people, regardless of age, ability, or income level. #SaludTues Put policy into action with our #CompleteStreets guide: https://t.co/xqeOc52xWI https://t.co/LrFVQotoWo |
| CityHealth @city_health RT @SaludAmerica: A7 Lack of affordable housing means some families are housing cost-burdened and/or spend more on transportation, leaving less money and time for health and advancement. #SaludTues |
| County Health Rankings & Roadmaps @CHRankings A8: Improving education, increasing income and employment, and supporting families helps creates opportunities for all and close health gaps. #SaludTues https://t.co/X84XKGoo85 |
 | Elizabeth Wallace @ElizaWallace27 RT @SaludAmerica: A8 Consider a community health worker model to reach community members and build civic literacy. https://t.co/STPZJXeCA8 #SaludTues |
| County Health Rankings & Roadmaps @CHRankings RT @CityHealthData: A8 Evidence-based policies and programs from partners like @CHRankings can help communities take data to action to reduce place-based health disparities #SaludTues https://t.co/iA7Mr0zpQu |
| CityHealth @city_health A8: Learn more about how these strategies can help you #LeadWithHealth and reduce place-based health disparities in your community #SaludTues https://t.co/B2qlq6ye4P |
| Walk2Connect @walk2connect RT @SaludAmerica: A8 Measure walkability in neighborhoods across the country. As a whole, we are failing. #SaludTues https://t.co/swpjDBiSHF |
| Walk2Connect @walk2connect RT @SaludAmerica: A8 Consider a community health worker model to reach community members and build civic literacy. https://t.co/STPZJXeCA8 #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A7 It starts with HEALTH communication. Health professionals, community groups, city leaders, etc. need to ensure that everyone, particularly decisionmakers and the most vulnerable, understand how place influences health . #SaludTues |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks A8 Strategies include: 🥦 Improving access to healthy foods 🚴♀️ Creating complete parks and streets 🏠 Addressing unsafe & discriminatory housing policies 🚸 Funding schools equitably #SaludTues Lots of good information here: https://t.co/QuSkTdE0ym |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A8 Look at power dynamics. Latinos in marginalized neighborhoods may feel unheard & fearful. #SaludTues @ctbrown1911 https://t.co/4dJSkcRIHN |
| County Health Rankings & Roadmaps @CHRankings YES! Local data is a must for reducing place-based health disparities! #SaludTues |
| Trenton Health Team @TrentonHealth @SaludAmerica A8 This is right in our wheelhouse. Read how we are developing cross-sector partnerships and using data to address chronic absenteeism, substandard housing, and lead contamination in #Trenton. https://t.co/krQhMsaFxe #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A8 Get involved in decisionmaking. Apply for local boards and commissions. #SaludTues https://t.co/JUZD3S6GKO |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks RT @CHRankings: YES! Local data is a must for reducing place-based health disparities! #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @TrentonHealth: @SaludAmerica A8 This is right in our wheelhouse. Read how we are developing cross-sector partnerships and using data to address chronic absenteeism, substandard housing, and lead contamination in #Trenton. https://t.co/krQhMsaFxe #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @ChangeLabWorks: A8 Strategies include: A8 Strategies include: 🥦 Improving access to healthy foods 🚴♀️ Creating complete parks and streets 🏠 Addressing unsafe & discriminatory housing policies 🚸 Funding schools equitably #SaludTues Lots of good information here: https://t.co/QuSkTdE0ym |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @city_health: A8: A8: Learn more about how these strategies can help you #LeadWithHealth and reduce place-based health disparities in your community #SaludTues https://t.co/B2qlq6ye4P |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @CHRankings: A8: A8: Improving education, increasing income and employment, and supporting families helps creates opportunities for all and close health gaps. #SaludTues https://t.co/X84XKGoo85 |
| Walk2Connect @walk2connect A8: Work on making your programming more accessible in language and in people represented in outreach, logos, etc ~ like our Caminar para Conectar initiative. Facebook: https://t.co/ZV49WV7wYr #lifeat3mph #SaludTues cc @americawalks @SaludAmerica https://t.co/rigYJFnYsy |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @americawalks: A8: A8: We need to look past health- these disparities are caused by transportation, real estate, finance, housing, etc. #saludtues |
| City Health Dashboard @CityHealthData RT @SaludAmerica: A8 Look at power dynamics. Latinos in marginalized neighborhoods may feel unheard & fearful. #SaludTues @ctbrown1911 https://t.co/4dJSkcRIHN |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @americawalks: A8: A8: And we're biased but we think improving the safety, accessibility, and enjoyment of #walkable places is a great first step to addressing many disparities found in communities #saludtues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica RT @CHRankings: A8: A8: Rural communities often face different challenges than urban or suburban ones. Find evidence-informed strategies that can improve health in #rural places in our What Works for Health report: https://t.co/GxaNDligbv #SaludTues |
| Walk2Connect @walk2connect RT @SaludAmerica: A7 It starts with HEALTH communication. Health professionals, community groups, city leaders, etc. need to ensure that everyone, particularly decisionmakers and the most vulnerable, understand how place influences health . #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A8 Build relationships with local elected officials. They ran for office to make a difference, but that doesn’t make them experts. They absolutely rely on you and your lived experiences to tell them what is and isn’t working. #SaludTues |
| County Health Rankings & Roadmaps @CHRankings RT @ChangeLabWorks: A8 Strategies include: A8 Strategies include: 🥦 Improving access to healthy foods 🚴♀️ Creating complete parks and streets 🏠 Addressing unsafe & discriminatory housing policies 🚸 Funding schools equitably #SaludTues Lots of good information here: https://t.co/QuSkTdE0ym |
 | ACA ConsumerAdvocacy @ACAConsumer RT @CHRankings: A8: A8: Improving education, increasing income and employment, and supporting families helps creates opportunities for all and close health gaps. #SaludTues https://t.co/X84XKGoo85 |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica @americawalks Yes! Improving transportation options can improve safety, promote physical health, promote mental health, increase student achievement, reduce busing costs, gain tax benefits, improve air quality, reduce traffic congestions, other social & economic benefits. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A8 Discuss the connection between access to active transportation and better health outcomes. https://t.co/jtr1MmWQ1P #ActiveLiving #SaludTues |
| Amanda Merck, MPH @AMFitnessHealth A8 Business leaders can impact local policy decisions, too. In #SATX, the mayor started a nonprofit to raise private contributions & work with local agencies to raise awareness about the need for a coherent transportation system. #SaludTues #ConnectSA https://t.co/cLJT6Lmf83 |
| City Health Dashboard @CityHealthData @americawalks You're right! Did you know you can explore your community's walkability score on the City Heath Dashboard?? Being able to identify gaps will help address disparities. #SaludTues https://t.co/d7MkxvjoI7 |
 | Kat Ellington @katellington RT @CityHealthData: A8 Utilizing local data! When communities have access to local data, at both the neighborhood and city level, they can make more informed decisions on how to better target interventions and close health gaps in their area. https://t.co/1SKr2r3Vq0 #SaludTues |
| America Walks @americawalks RT @CityHealthData: @americawalks You're right! Did you know you can explore your community's walkability score on the City Heath Dashboard?? Being able to identify gaps will help address disparities. #SaludTues https://t.co/d7MkxvjoI7 |
| America Walks @americawalks RT @SaludAmerica: @americawalks Yes! Improving transportation options can improve safety, promote physical health, promote mental health, increase student achievement, reduce busing costs, gain tax benefits, improve air quality, reduce traffic congestions, other social & economic benefits. #SaludTues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A8 Look at multiple #SDOH to identify underserved areas that will most benefit from investment in active transportation. #ZIPMatters #ActiveLiving #SaludTues https://t.co/Y9eggyycyJ |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica A8 Latinos are a rising U.S. powerhouse, but they face barriers to be their healthiest. Spread the word about the 8 Policies that Have Contributed to Place-Based Health Disparities Across Generations. #SaludTues https://t.co/0HQNcQJto4 |
| City Health Dashboard @CityHealthData RT @SaludAmerica: A8 Look at multiple #SDOH to identify underserved areas that will most benefit from investment in active transportation. #ZIPMatters #ActiveLiving #SaludTues https://t.co/Y9eggyycyJ |
| Kat Ellington @katellington RT @americawalks: A8: A8: And we're biased but we think improving the safety, accessibility, and enjoyment of #walkable places is a great first step to addressing many disparities found in communities #saludtues |
| Salud America! @SaludAmerica Thanks to our cohosts @ChangeLabWorks @city_health @americawalks and to everyone who joined today's #SaludTues! We will share a recap on Wakelet shortly. Keep an 👁 out. https://t.co/dKhdakTKGx |
| Hazel Health @hazelhealthinc A8 Improve #healthcareaccess and #healthequity by shifting from downstream (individual treatment) to upstream (prevention strategies for the whole community) #SaludTues https://t.co/VV8zqrFFIN |
| County Health Rankings & Roadmaps @CHRankings Thanks so much for hosting this great #SaludTues chat @SaludAmerica, @ChangeLabWorks , @americawalks and @city_health! |
| ChangeLab Solutions @ChangeLabWorks 👏 Thank you so much to @SaludAmerica for hosting this amazing #SaludTues tweetchat! Shout outs to cohosts @city_health and @americawalks too! Place-based health disparities are a daunting challenge… but also an opportunity for innovative policy change. Take care, everyone! https://t.co/5kZXOuJnIB |
| CityHealth @city_health RT @ChangeLabWorks: 👏 Thank you so much to @SaludAmerica for hosting this amazing #SaludTues tweetchat! Shout outs to cohosts @city_health and @americawalks too! Place-based health disparities are a daunting challenge… but also an opportunity for innovative policy change. Take care, everyone! https://t.co/5kZXOuJnIB |
| City Health Dashboard @CityHealthData Thanks for hosting @SaludAmerica @city_health @ChangeLabWorks @americawalks! This week's discussion gave us a lot to think about and explore. Looking forward to reading the recap! #SaludTues |
 | Up for Growth @Up4Growth RT @AMFitnessHealth: @SaludAmerica A3 Between 2000 and 2015, the U.S. produced 7.3 million fewer homes than it needed to keep up with demand and population growth. #SaludTues @citylab @Up4Growth https://t.co/Gj7FTNqgb2 |
 | Kristi Durazo @krash63 RT @CHRankings: A8: A8: Rural communities often face different challenges than urban or suburban ones. Find evidence-informed strategies that can improve health in #rural places in our What Works for Health report: https://t.co/GxaNDligbv #SaludTues |
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