Who still dies young in a rich city? Revisiting the case of Oxford

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RT @WileyGeography: In this study, authors @Nicbrimblecombe @dannydorling @markalangreen discover that the answer to the question, “who die…

RT @WileyGeography: In this study, authors @Nicbrimblecombe @dannydorling @markalangreen discover that the answer to the question, “who die…

In this study, authors @Nicbrimblecombe @dannydorling @markalangreen discover that the answer to the question, “who dies young in a rich city?” is – increasingly – the homeless. Read more from @RGS_IBGhe here https://t.co/Nt8AR1oN1Y https://t.co/mSwAYlDdeW

RT @FreekSpinnewij1: Worth a read! In some hospital wards in Oxford (UK) #homeless account for > 3/4 of premature deaths (-65 years old).…

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