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People in Republican Counties Have Higher Death Rates Than Those in Democratic Counties

A growing mortality gap between Republican and Democrat areas may largely stem from policy choices

United statesSteven woolfDonald trumpJennifer karas montezJoe bidenRonald reaganHaiderj warraichAmanda montaNeil sehgalNewt gingrichGaren wintemuteLois leeUniversity of californiaViolence prevention research programCenters for diseaseUniversity of maryland

Political Leanings Found to Affect Mortality Rates Now More Than Ever

White Americans in Republican counties saw a larger increase in death over two decades than did those in Democratic counties.

United statesHoward formanHaiderj warraichSteven woolfHaider warraichDonald trumpMd yale school of medicineMd virginia commonwealth university school of medicineYale schoolNew havenBlack americansVirginia commonwealth university schoolPresident donald trump

Death Rates From COVID, Other Conditions, Lower in Blue Counties

An analysis of presidential elections since 2001 found that rates of death for many conditions are far lower in Democratic-leaning counties.

United statesCollege parkHaiderj warraichDonald trumpKaren joynt maddoxUniversity of marylandWashington university school of medicineJournal of the american medical associationBlack americansRural health researchEast tennessee state universityJohnson cityPresident donald trumpAmerican medical association mondayThenew york timesJoynt maddox

In Difficult Cases, Families Cannot Manage Death at Home

Health care researchers argue that hospice facilities could better serve some terminal patients, and ease the burden on exhausted loved ones.

United statesNew yorkWest orangeAlan mironerHaider warraichLynda hollanderMelissa wachtermanLee zeiontzVeterans affairs boston healthcare systemHarvard medical schoolNational hospicePalliative care organizationCongress on medicareMedicare payment advisory commissionNew england journalLower east side

In the US, HF Prevalence—and Costs—Rising Steeply: HFSA Report

By 2030, more than 8 million Americans will have HF, and this is projected to cost the healthcare system $70 billion, says HFSA.

United statesPaul heidenreichHaiderj warraichMitraclip abbottHeart failure society of americaAmerican heart associationAmerican college of cardiologyWorld health organizationMd stanford university school of medicineHeart failure societyHealthcare systemCardiac failureStanford university schoolAmerican collegeJude medical

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