Which can be called the healthiest states in the United States?

According to a recent report, Massachusetts is the healthiest state in the United States. For the first time in the report's 28-year history, Massachusetts topped the 2017 U.S. Health Rankings annual report. It ranks first with the lowest proportion of the uninsured population, low obesity rate, and sound mental health services.

For the past five years, the state of Hawaii has occupied this position.

This report is the longest-running annual assessment of a nation's health, based on the annual health status of each state. This year's report draws on 35 criteria, including behaviour, community and environmental conditions, policy regimes and clinical care.

Massachusetts, Hawaii, Vermont, Utah and Connecticut are ranked in the top five by Allied Health**.

Views of Massachusetts, from the web.

The lowest-ranked states include Mississippi (No. 50), Louisiana (No. 49), Arkansas (No. 48), Alabama (No. 47) and West Virginia (No. 46). Mississippi and Louisiana rank at the bottom due to problems such as tobacco, obesity and poor children.

Florida (No. 32) and Utah (No. 4) saw the biggest improvements in health, both rising four places. North Dakota saw the biggest drop in the rankings, dropping seven spots due to issues with tobacco, salmonella and childhood immunization rates.

Florida view, from the web.

Top 10 states.

1.Massachusetts.

2 State of Hawaii.

3 Vermont.

4 Utah. 5 Connecticut.

6 Minnesota.

7 Colorado.

8 New Hampshire.

9 Washington State.

10 New York.

Bottom 10 states.

50 Mississippi.

49 Louisiana.

48 Arkansas.

47 Alabama.

46 West Virginia.

45 Tennessee.

44 South Carolina.

43 Oklahoma.

42 Kentucky.

41 Georgia.

Massachusetts, California, Washington, New York, and New Jersey all have the lowest obesity rates, and in the United States, you can find that the majority of tall people on the street are high-calcium.

Colorado in the western United States has a higher altitude, less precipitation, and a rapid economic development.

Colorado is located in the western part of the United States, on the east side of the Rocky Mountains, and the terrain is dominated by mountains and hills in the west and plateaus in the east. The average altitude of the state is 2,072 meters above sea level, which is the highest among the 50 states. Elbert Peak in the Rocky Mountains is the highest peak in the state at 4,402 meters above sea level.

To the east of the Rocky Mountains is the Colorado Piedmont Zone, which is 80 kilometers wide and 440 kilometers long, with undulating surfaces. The piedmont area is 34% of the state's area and 80% of the state's population. Further east, the high plains have arid temperatures, with an average annual precipitation of only 406 mm, 70% of which is summer rain.

Colorado's economy has traditionally been based on mineral development and agriculture, and it is very rich in natural resources, mainly including forests, coal, **, natural gas, gold, silver, various stones, etc. Agricultural products mainly include corn, fruits, beef, and various vegetables. In order to get rid of the situation of over-reliance on mining and agriculture, Colorado** has been focusing on the "diversification" of the economy, and has now become a more developed state in the United States in manufacturing, tourism, services, communications and high-tech, and transportation.

Among them, it ranks 8th among all states in the United States in terms of tourism revenue, especially in winter, which is famous for being a ski resort.

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Speaking of quality of life, if you file and pay taxes while you are in the United States, you can enjoy some of the benefits of transferring to the United States after 2 years from the time you start paying taxes. If you are studying abroad, it is best not to find fault with the quality of life, because there are clear regulations on the part-time working hours of international students. In short, if you have money, it's good.

PS: In fact, compared to the income situation, the consumption level in the United States is still barely enough for an international student to live a good life. For example, something like Häagen-Dazs is just a supermarket in the United States, is this considered life***?

It is advisable to consider the public security and the atmosphere towards China, not just the quality of life, but you should not go to those places like the Indian self-government, they are more modern lifestyle, and there is certainly no quality of life. Recommend Las Vegas (he is not just a casino, but also known as the most opportunities, the top few in the United States), Seattle (a relatively slow-paced romantic city, the environment is okay), San Francisco (choose a larger period near him, the overall development of this area is stronger, but the pace of life is relatively fast). If it's for the states, Pennsylvania and Ohio are good, especially the latter, the big states of education in the United States13

The state names of the various states in the United States are as follows:

Alabama, Hawaii, Massachusetts, New Mexico, South Dakota, Alaska, Idaho, Michigan, New York, Tennessee, Arizona, Illinois, Minnesota, North Carolina, Texas, Arkansas, Indiana, Mississippi, North Dakota, Utah

California, Iowa, Missouri, Ohio, Vermont, Colorado, Kansas, Montana, Oklahoma, Virginia, Connecticut, Kentucky, Nebraska, Oregon, Washington,

Delaware, Louisiana, Nevada, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Florida, Maine, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Wisconsin, Georgia, Maryland, New Jersey, South Carolina, Wyoming.

The state names of all states in the United States are:

Alabama; Alaska alaska; Arizona arizona; Arkansas arkansas; California; colorado, Colorado; connecticut; Delaware; Florida; Georgia Georgia;

Hawaii; Idaho; Illinois; Indiana; Iowa iowa; Kansas; Kentucky; Louisiana; Maine Maine; Maryland;

Massachusetts, Massachusetts; Michigan; Minnesota; mississippi; Missouri; Montana; Nebraska; Nevada; New Hampshire; New Jersey;

New Mexico; New York; North Carolina; North Dakota; Ohio; Oklahoma; Oregon oregon; Pennsylvania; Rhode Island; South Carolina;

South Dakota; Tennessee Tennessee; Texas Texas; Utah utah; Vermont; Virginia; Washington, Washington.

The administrative divisions of the United States are divided into ten regions, 50 states, and one special district, the Washington District of Columbia.

Alabama.

Alaska.

Arizona.

Arkansas. California.

Colorado.

Connecticut.

Delaware, Florida.

Georgia Hawaii.

Idaho Illinois.

Indiana.

Iowa, Kansas.

Kentucky Louisiana.

Maryland, Maine.

Massachusetts.

Michigan Minnesota.

Mississippi.

Missouri Montana.

Nebraska.

Nevada New Hampshire.

New Jersey New Mexico.

New York, North Carolina.

North Dakota.

Ohio Oklahoma.

Oregon Pennsylvania.

Rhode Island South Carolina.

South Dakota.

Tennessee, Texas.

Utah, Vermont.

Virginia.

Washington West Virginia.

Wisconsin.

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Alabama, Hawaii, Massachusetts, New Mexico, South Dakota, Alaska, Idaho, Michigan, New York, Tennessee, Arizona, Illinois, Minnesota, North Carolina, Texas, Arkansas, Indiana, Mississippi, North Dakota, Utah, California, Iowa, Missouri, Ohio, Vermont, Colorado, Kansas, Montana, Oklahoma, Virginia, Connecticut, Kentucky, Nebraska, Oregon, Washington, Delaware, Louisiana, Nevada, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Florida, Maine, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Wisconsin, Georgia, Maryland, New Jersey, South Carolina, Wyoming.

California has gone bankrupt, but California is still the best place for Chinese life, full of Chinese communities, restaurants and supermarkets, and the California climate is good.

The richest state is Texas, Texas, which has oil, has industry. The second is the state of New York, which is the richest city in the world.

California, New York, Texas, Florida, Illinois, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Ohio, Michigan, Massachusetts, Georgia, Virginia, North Carolina, Washington, Maryland, Indiana, Minnesota, Missouri.