Lieberman: Women in small towns do not always live

Those of us who grew up in small rural communities in the 1950s and 60s should have more lives than our parents. The trends were in our fa...

Those of us who grew up in small rural communities in the 1950s and 60s should have more lives than our parents.

The trends were in our favor. White women in 1900 could expect to live born, on average, slightly less than 49 years, white men 46.6 years. They are our grandparents and neighbors.

In 1950, life expectancy increased to 72 years for white women in this year and 66.5 for white males born. In 2000, life expectancy continues to increase, with female babies almost 80 and 75 men should live.

America is on the rise, jobs were abundant, antibiotics further we streptococcal die, and the vaccine against polio, we kept the iron lung from.

We thought that things could not continue to improve.

So, I am appalled to read an article in the Washington Post in April, the holes in childhood blew expectations. The Post found "white women were of this century to die prematurely at higher rates since the beginning, died in their 30s, 40s and 50s in a crisis caused by the deterioration of health in a driven slow small town in America."

This "small town America" was where I grew up. CONTRAST contribution made conclusions on the allegations of politicians who told us that we have the best health care in the world and shows piles have wasted money can be found on the National Institutes of Health new treatments and hospitals to promote their latest machines Images.

The Post revealed that the health of all white women has decreased since 2000, but the trend is pronounced in rural areas. In 2000 100.000 women in their 40s who live in rural areas have, 228 died. Today is the 296th

If the United States really you have the best health care, why women die at the highest level, the gains we have made reverse, since I was a kid? Finally, the mortality rates are an important measure of the health of the population of a nation.

Post reporter noted, however, that these depressing statistics may have less to do with health care - today we want to define it as the latest technology, and the largest and insurance coverage even with high deductibles - do and more with the health professionals' social determinants of "call health, as a staple food, housing, employment, air quality and education.

large studies examining the health of the British officials that any access to insurance under the UK National Health Service have had health found in recent years that the level of employment among poorer health had results. Some of these results were work related to matters such as the environment and social influences outside the workplace, such as stress and job insecurity.

In their analysis showed the Post that the benefits of health interventions to increase the longevity - take things like drugs to lower cholesterol levels and the risk of heart disease, are overcome by the increasing use of opiates, excessive alcohol consumption, smoking and obesity. Some researchers have hypothesized that such destructive health behavior the result of popular struggles can to find work in small communities and the adoption of "dashed hopes".

White people today are more pessimistic about their chances of progress in life than were their parents and grandparents. They are also more pessimistic than their black and Hispanic contemporaries.

, With 42, Bakersfield, CA Woman painkillers for a decade was hooked, explains: ". This is a can be very stuffy, it is culturally sterile place," he said. There is no place where children go and see how it feels like to be somewhere else, to be someone else. First, drugs are an escape from their problems, this place, and then you are stuck, "he told reporters Post.

I recently heard the US Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy its forthcoming report on the content discussed. About 2.2 million people who need help, he said, but only about 1 million it received actually.

Murthy wants his report significant consequences that link the 1964 Surgeon General report smoking lung cancer. In 1964, Murthy said, smoked 42 percent of Americans; Today less than 17 percent do.

The Post article concludes that the deadly habits responsible for the increase in the cresting mortality in small towns, where most manufacturers abroad or in families broken by divorce or addiction or the body and mind someone who barely hanging on and hurts.

The Surgeon General has taken on a big task, but their efforts could the nation move their trends in life expectancy in the right direction to help.

- What - It is the cause of health problems in your community? Write to Trudy in trudy.lieberman@gmail.com

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