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Rural children in the general population were also more likely to have physical and mental conditions that parents rated as moderate/severe in unadjusted analyses. To a lesser extent, these differences held true for the children with special health care needs. Risk ratios for rural residence were largely nonsignificant in adjusted analyses. CONCLUSIONS While rural children had lower crude rates of parent-reported excellent/very good health and higher crude rates of parent-reported or doctor-diagnosed physical and mental health condition
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