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Uninsured Rates Rise Dramatically in States with Strictest Health Insurance Regulations

Uninsured Rates Rise Dramatically in States with Strictest Health Insurance Regulations
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The evidence is in: energy efficient homes boost health for low-income residents

Installing basic energy efficiency measures in homes not only boosts thermal comfort and reduces energy use, but improves quality of life and mental health while reining in healthcare costs, a study on the impact of energy-saving interventions has found.

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Research from Vanderbilt Medical Center Yields New Findings on Cancer (New Data Resources, Linkages, and Infrastructure for Cancer Health Economics Research: Main Topics From a Panel Discussion): Cancer

Research from Vanderbilt Medical Center Yields New Findings on Cancer (New Data Resources, Linkages, and Infrastructure for Cancer Health Economics Research: Main Topics From a Panel Discussion): Cancer
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Why politicians live average of 4 5 years longer than members — Nigeria — The Guardian Nigeria News – Nigeria and World News

A new study shows politicians have a considerable survival advantage over the members of the public they represent in Parliament.

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Politicians live an average of 4 5 years longer than the general public, study finds

On average across 11 developed countries, politicians currently live an average of 4.5 years longer than members of the populations they represent, researchers at Oxford University reveal.

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