Does Life in a Low-income Neighborhood Lead to Poor Health and Well-being for Residents?

quot;Although there is evidence that living in a low-income neighborhood can have negative health impacts, resident and neighborhood attributes [such as the ability to bounce back from adversity] can be mitigating factors,” write the authors.

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