Much information, including this:

Note that while trends are terrible for the upper NE and eastern MW, California and Wyoming are going the other way with OR, NV, and NY not too bad.
I'd like to know what's going on here, I skimmed quickly through the article and didn't pick up much. Obesity and smoking are bad, recent immigrants and service industries are good.
A guess--Asian and Hispanic immigrants might be particularly helpful. But in the end it's a mystery.
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