Eskenazi Health launches $60M campaign to reduce health disparities

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4 thoughts on “Eskenazi Health launches $60M campaign to reduce health disparities

  1. Billions spent on “The War on Poverty” and all we have is more poor people.

    Educating the young and making it uncomfortable to be poor is the only answer to reducing poverty.

    Health Equity Zones are a joke. Hospitals and food retailers will go anywhere people can pay. Crime ridden neighborhoods are not an attractive location for investment. Clean up the crime first Joe.

  2. The key to ending poverty is education. We must figure out a way to get people to participate in the education system from K up. It is a social and cultural change the will not be achieved by setting up health equity zones to deliver food they won’t eat an services they won’t show up for. Next.

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