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Health disparities in Milwaukee by socioeconomic status.

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  • Health disparities in Milwaukee by socioeconomic status. Abstract Text:

    peter m vilaPeter M Vila,geoffrey r swainGeoffrey R Swain,dennis j baumgardnerDennis J Baumgardner,sarah e halsmerSarah E Halsmer,patrick l remingtonPatrick L Remington,ron a cislerRon A Cisler,peter m vilaPeter M Vila,geoffrey r swainGeoffrey R Swain,dennis j baumgardnerDennis J Baumgardner,sarah e halsmerSarah E Halsmer,patrick l remingtonPatrick L Remington,ron a cislerRon A Cisler,

    BACKGROUND: In 2006, the city of Milwaukee ranked worse than any Wisconsin county for health outcomes and worse than all but 1 county for health determinants. METHODS: To further examine disparities in health, Milwaukee city ZIP codes were stratified into 3 groups (lower, middle, and upper) by socioeconomic status (SES). Health determinants (15 measures) and health outcomes (2 measures) were compared across these ZIP code groups, and to the rest of Wisconsin. RESULTS: The risk ratio for the lower SES group in comparison to the upper SES group was at least 2.0 for 5 of the 17 measures examined, and was at least 1.5 for 13 of the 17 measures. The upper SES group in Milwaukee, while the healthiest in the city, was worse than the state average in 6 measures. CONCLUSIONS: Large health disparities within the city of Milwaukee are associated with geographic regions of differing socioeconomic status. As the state's largest urban center, Milwaukee's relatively poor health and significant health disparities have a considerable impact on the overall health of the state. To improve population health in Wisconsin, substantial efforts and resources are needed to address these disparities, and their related upstream factors.

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    pm vilaPM Vila,gr swainGR Swain,dj baumgardnerDJ Baumgardner,se halsmerSE Halsmer,pl remingtonPL Remington,ra cislerRA Cisler,pm vilaPM Vila,gr swainGR Swain,dj baumgardnerDJ Baumgardner,se halsmerSE Halsmer,pl remingtonPL Remington,ra cislerRA Cisler,

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    PUBLICATION TYPE: Research Support, Non-U.S. Gov

    Journal: WMJ : official publication of the State Medical So

    VOLUME: 106

    Page Numbers: 366-72

    Journal Abbreviation: WMJ

    ISSN: 1098-1861

    DAY: 22

    MONTH: Oct

    YEAR: 2007

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    LANGUAGE: eng

    NlmUniqueID: 9716054

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    AFFILIATION: University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Medicine and Public Health, USA. pmvila@gmail.com

    Country: United States

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