Since 2013, shifting partisan views on obesity

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November 14, 2017

Prescription drug abuse increasingly seen as a major U.S. public health problem

Since 2013, shifting partisan views on obesity

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Since 2013, shifting partisan views on obesity

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Prescription drug abuse increasingly seen as a major U.S. public health problem
Partisan differences in views of AIDS, mental illness as public health problems
Large racial, educational gaps in views of smoking as a public health problem
Educational differences in concerns over prescription drug abuse narrow
More Americans view prescription drug abuse as serious public health problem

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