No Debate — Politics Is Bad for Your Health

There's no doubt about it: the upcoming election sure has people thinking...and talking. More than 80 million are expected to watch tonight's debate—how does politics impact health?

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Presidential Debate: Elections Affect Health NPR— There's no doubt about it: the upcoming election sure has people thinking...and talking. More than 80 million are expected to watch tonight's debate—how does politics impact health? Read More →

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