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Monday, September 16, 2013
Why are some people that live in low-income areas, develop bad mental/physical health problems at a greater rate compared to other people that live in different areas that have more money?
People that live in low-income areas are exposed to more crime, and the education rate would be low as well! When people don't have good jobs it causes stress, and stress can lead to mental health problems. Bad peer pressure, can damage a person's life, especially when the child has no positive guidance at home.
People that live in low-income areas are exposed to more crime, and the education rate would be low as well! When people don't have good jobs it causes stress, and stress can lead to mental health problems. Bad peer pressure, can damage a person's life, especially when the child has no positive guidance at home.
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