+ Getting Ahead: How Does Education Affect My Health? Michelle Taylor, MD, MS Saturday, December 8, 2012.

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+ Getting Ahead: How Does Education Affect My Health? Michelle Taylor, MD, MS Saturday, December 8, 2012

+ Introduction Why is health important? Why is education important? Do they work together?

+ Life Expectancy The number of years a person expects to live Did you know that life expectancy can be different based on where you live and what you look like? On average, women live longer than men Whites live longer than Blacks People who earn more money in their lifetime live longer.....

+ Life Expectancy

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+ Is Memphis Healthy? Population: 652,050 26% <18 years old 63% Black 29% White In 2010: 3.7% reported heart attacks 4.7% reported strokes 35% were obese and 35% were overweight

+ Is Memphis Healthy? 9 th -12 th grade students in Memphis reported: 21% rode with a driver who had been drinking 35% had been in a physical fight 32% tried cigarettes 62% ever had sex 50% ate vegetables less than one time per day!!!!!

+ Is Memphis Educated? Between 2007 and 2011, of the people older than 25, 82% graduated from high school 23% had their Bachelor’s degree or higher Memphis City Schools had a graduation rate of 70% in 2011 Where are the other 30%????????

+ What does this mean for YOU??

+ Education can save your life!!!! In Shelby County, in 2011, 6,699 people were living with HIV or AIDS People between the ages of 20 and 24 reported the highest rates! The rate of diagnosis of HIV IS 8 TIMES HIGHER IN BLACKS!!

+ Conclusion Education and health are definitely connected. Finishing your education has benefits beyond getting a good job. It’s never too late to improve your health through education!

+ References cdc.gov Census.gov Shelby County Health Department

+ Stay educated to stay healthy!! THANK YOU!!