In New York City’s black neighborhoods, poverty, housing issues, and asthma go together

Grist
By Raven RakiaOct 16, 2015, 2:00 pm166 pts
It’s a tale of two cities. New data from the New York City Department of Health shows the health of New Yorkers can vary drastically by neighborhood and is linked to race, housing issues, and poverty. Earlier this week, the Department of Health published community public-health profiles that take an in-depth…

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