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According to the CDC, nearly one in six US adults binge drinks, with 25% doing so at least once per week.
Mississippi had the highest maternal mortality rate in 2021.
STD screening fell during the first year of the pandemic, but rates of gonorrhea and syphilis increased.
Nearly 15 million Americans are expected to lose access to Medicaid in the coming months, including over 5 million children.
Race and ethnicity are bigger factors in determining health care coverage, compared to education levels.
As of June 2024, 14 states have near-total bans on mifepristone. The other 36 states and Washington, DC, provide some form of legal access to the abortion medication.
While more Americans have health insurance than a decade ago, racial disparities persist in access to care.
How many people are diagnosed with diabetes in the US? Plus: which states have the highest and lowest rates of diabetes.
Suicide attempts among LGBQ+ high school students were at least double the national average in 2019.
Thirty-nine percent of Americans live within a half mile of a park.
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