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Southern Park Heights most glaring health outcomes are the number of deaths that occur. The average life expectancy for Southern Park Heights is 66.7 years; however, it is interesting that 50.9% of the deaths that occurred could be avoided if the community had the same opportunity at health. It is also important to note that the total annual years of potential life lost per 10,000 residents is 2025.9. Compared to the city overall, Southern Park Heights have significantly higher numbers in negative health outcomes. The rates of death in Southern Park Heights are higher than those of Baltimore City. For example, the top ten causes of death have a slightly higher rate than the number in Baltimore City. Cancer is the second cause of death and

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