People Living in Coastal Communities

Population Outcome: People Living in Coastal Communties in Suffolk and North East Essex have Health Equality

Many coastal communities experience a larger economic gap, slower economic growth, are lacking in job opportunities and have a greater prevalence of people in poor health. This leads to disproportionately high concentrations of chronic disease, mental illness and poor life expectancy. Many coastal towns also have poorer infrastructure, transport links and broadband connectivity compared to that offered in urban areas.

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People Living in Coastal Communities

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