Americans die younger in states with conservative policies: study
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In conservative states, people die younger
As reported in The Guardian, a new study correlates death rates by age to the conservative politics of red states. Published in Plos One, an online open-access peer-reviewed journal, and titled “U.S. state policy contexts and mortality of working-age adults,” these highlights are alarming when the data is disaggregated. Correlating conservative policies, ideologies, and laws…
Study: Conservative Policies Linked To Higher Mortality Rates
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People in States With Conservative Policies Are More Likely to Die Early, Study Finds
Working-age people living in states governed largely with conservative policies are more likely to die early than people in states with more left-leaning policies, a new study finds, corroborating observations and theories that left-wing political commentators have maintained for years.The study, published this week in PLOS ONE, analyzed a wide swath of policies relating to the criminal legal system, health care, taxes, climate and the environme…
Study reveals how Republican policies are killing Americans
The Republican Party's regressive policies are not just unpopular, but a new study out Wednesday suggests they are also deadly to those who live under them.Working-age mortality rates have been rising for decades across the United States, but premature deaths are more pronounced in states where "conservative" policies predominate and less common in states that have adopted more "liberal" policies, according to peer-reviewed research published in…
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