The WalletHub study analyzed 182 U.S. cities to evaluate health rankings, focusing on factors like healthcare access, food quality, fitness, and green spaces. The findings revealed that Worcester, Massachusetts, was the least healthy city in the state and ranked 87th nationally, with low scores in healthcare, food access, fitness, and recreation spaces. Conversely, Boston scored much better, clinching the 15th position nationally. This study underscores the importance of city policies in promoting health and wellness among residents, as showcased by the disparities between the two cities.
WalletHub found that Worcester had a total score of 47, ranking it the least healthy city in Massachusetts and 87th nationally.
Boston ranked 15th nationally for health, showing a better prioritization of resident health compared to Worcester.
Researchers noted that location significantly impacts health; cities promoting access to nutritious food and recreational facilities tend to foster better wellness.
In the ranking of U.S. cities based on health, San Francisco topped the list, showcasing the positive effects of good health policies.
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