America's Health Starts With Healthy Children: How Do States Compare

"How Do States Compare?, examines the health of children from different socioeconomic backgrounds in every state to document how healthy our nation's children are now and how healthy they could be if we as a nation were realizing our full health potential. How Do States Compare?, examines the health of children from different socioeconomic backgrounds in every state to document how healthy our nation's children are now and how healthy they could be if we as a nation were realizing our full health potential."

I hate to give away the ending, but if you are a child who is non-hispanic, white, and upper income, living in a non-southern or non-western state, and whose parents are well educated, you shouldn't worry too much. Otherwise...

A link to the Robert Wood Johnson Report