A study by Statistics Canada has found that Canadians living in remote areas have higher chances of unnecessary death — avoidable mortality — than those living in heavily populated areas.
from CBC | Canada News http://bit.ly/2WTQeSr
Living in a remote location is associated with avoidable death. Why is that?
from CBC | Canada News http://bit.ly/2WTQeSr
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