. . . real news for a change about public health around the U.S, posted at the WSJ Healthblog.
The article contains a link to the results of the study; click on any state to see that state's data summarized by county, with comparisons to statewide and national U.S. averages.
One of the commenters brilliantly points out that the report classifies being "uninsured" as a "clinical care" factor, and inquires what the ICD-10 code may be for uninsured.
Any InsureBlog reader happen to know?
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