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Disability and Health State Chartbook - 2006
Profiles of Health for Adults With Disabilities

What does this Chartbook do?

This book does three important things:

  1. It displays the number and percent of adults with a disability by state and territory. This book also breaks down the numbers by age, sex, and race/ethnicity.
  2. This book presents information about the health of adults with a disability and those who do not have a disability. In many ways, people with a disability are less healthy than people without a disability.
  3. Finally, this book shows some of the health issues that can be addressed by people with disabilities, their families, public health departments, and disability service programs. By addressing these differences, people with disabilities can live healthier lives.

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Date: August 30 2006
Content source: National Center on Birth Defects and Developmental Disabilities

 

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