When low-income Americans are concentrated in substandard properties in struggling or violent neighborhoods, it has tangible penalties for well-being. Research confirms that shifting households into much less segregated neighborhoods improves general well being, and a few communities are giving households vouchers to relocate. Kaiser Health News correspondent Sarah Varney and PBS Newshour producer Jason Kane filed this story that begins in St. Louis.
If Poor Neighborhood = Poor Health, Relocation Is One Solution
