Cities not as good for healthy growth of kids, says global study. Does urban access still have an advantage here?
‘If the facilities are as good, then it would be better to live in rural areas than in a city like Delhi where pollution levels and living costs are extremely high,’ says Dr V Mohan, president of the Madras Diabetes Research Foundation and one of the Indian authors of the paper
City Of United Kingdom Tamil Nadu Majid Ezzati Madras Diabetes Research Foundation Imperial College London School Of Public Health
Source: indianexpress.com