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California Healthline Daily Edition

Summaries of health policy coverage from major news organizations

Monday, Nov 9 2015

Irvine Ranks First Among 100 U.S. Cities for Veterans Based on Economic, Health Metrics

Irvine ranked 1st overall for veterans among 100 U.S. cities in a study released by WalletHub. The rankings were based on 18 metrics, such as unemployment and patients' willingness to recommend Department of Veterans Affairs hospitals in the area. Other California cities that ranked in the top 10 included San Diego and Sacramento. Meanwhile, San Diego ranked 1st in the U.S. for environment, education and health metrics for veterans.

"Cities in Center of U.S. Rank Highest for Veterans' Quality of Life" (Bennett, WSFA, 11/9).
"Study: 2015's Best and Worst Cities for Veterans" (Bennett, Daily Caller, 11/9).

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