Catalist tracks Americans’ voting behavior in the US, noting that voting could potentially have health benefits.
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Catalist tracks Americans’ voting behavior in the US, noting that voting could potentially have health benefits.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.AMA and Catalist track US voting behavior and note potential health benefits.1 source
Handy's research confirms voting's link to health, supported by AMA.1 source
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American Medical Association
United States association of physicians and medical students
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Catalist
American political consultancy uses dynamic modeling of voter information to develop campaign strategies
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