Our Latest Research
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The poorer your neighborhood, the shorter your life
Not everyone has an equal opportunity to live a long and healthy life. There is much more to health than health care; the conditions in the community in which you live influence how healthy you will be and how long you will live. Being able to measure health outcomes at the very local level is important if we are to shape policies and services that improve these conditions for vulnerable communities. Learn more about the life expectancy in your community here.
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County property taxes provided $2.5 billion in local health and social service funding, but it was unevenly distributed
In Ohio, social service programs are state sponsored and county administered. The amount and purpose of local property tax levy funding for health and social services varies widely from county to county. Learn more here.
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Status of Women in Ohio by County
These fact sheets highlight demographic, health and social indicators for women in each of Ohio’s 88 counties.
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