Health Care in Rural America: Successes and Challenges
Rural America’s health care is a mix of successes and ongoing challenges in access, affordability, and utilization of services.
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Health Care in Rural America: Successes and Challenges
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Veterans receive significantly more robocalls per week than civilians (47% vs. 38%).
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Recent job loss, illness, or death of a loved one can make us more susceptible to fraud.
Stressful Life Events May Increase Our Susceptibility to Fraud
