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Fourth-best economic
status for women: More Colorado women participate in the
labor force and hold managerial or professional positions than they do
in the nation as a whole. Colorado earned a B overall for economic autonomy.
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Good health status for women:
Colorado has low mortality rates for women from heart disease, lung
cancer, and breast cancer. This helped it rank 16th overall in the
nation for women's health and well-being, earning a grade of B.
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The problems: |
- C- in reproduction and
family planning index: Colorado women
lack many of the reproduction and family planning resources identified
as important, and as a result the state ranked 25th in the nation.
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