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Few firm beliefs and low trust: Americans not sure what s true in age of health misinformation

Few place significant trust in any form of news media or official institution to accurately convey information about health topics, from covid treatments and vaccines to reproductive health issues, a new poll shows,

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Senate race shows how hard it is to run on abortion in the heartland

A relatively one-sided race in Missouri demonstrates that abortion alone may not be enough to sway voters in America’s heartland.

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How the politics of health care could affect the midterms

While inflation dominates voter headspace, health care is still a top “second tier” issue to voters, according to experts.

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Insulin, drug prices: How healthcare could decide control of Congress

Health care concerns, such as Medicaid coverage gaps, expensive prescription drugs and high medical bills, are swaying midterm voters in swing states.

United statesWest lebanonNew hampshireWhite houseDistrict of columbiaCapitol hillJarrett lewisDon bolducWendy rzasaMaggie hassanHunter segoCallie greerAndrea bruntyKay iveyKathy segoMichelle pemberton indystar

Insulin, drug prices: How healthcare could decide control of Congress

Health care concerns, such as Medicaid coverage gaps, expensive prescription drugs and high medical bills, are swaying midterm voters in swing states.

United statesWest lebanonNew hampshireWhite houseDistrict of columbiaCapitol hillJarrett lewisDon bolducWendy rzasaMaggie hassanHunter segoCallie greerAndrea bruntyKay iveyKathy segoMichelle pemberton indystar

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