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In 2007, Ohio was the 29th healthiest state where you can live in. However, this statistic already fell slightly compared to 2006, when it was the 24th healthiest state. Although it shone in certain areas such as a high percentage of women receiving prenatal care, a significant decrease in infectious disease, and a drop in death rate, it still struggles in some health areas – it ranks 43rd for obesity, 43rd for cancer deaths, 40th for infant mortality rates and 40th for preventable hospitalizations.
With these kinds of challenges, it is very important for the residents of Ohio to be covered by health insurance.