Abstract
Studies have shown time after time that where people live can affect what diseases they get, how they die, and when they die ([1–6][1]). In 2017, about 15% of the U.S. population, about 46 million people, lived in rural areas. Although geography alone cannot predict cancer risk, it can impact
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