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High Chronic Disease Burden Among U.S. Women

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1 High Chronic Disease Burden Among U.S. Women
Percent of women ages 18–64 who had two or more chronic conditions^ * Notes: ^ Having a chronic disease defined as ever being told by a doctor as having two or more of the following: joint pain or arthritis; asthma or chronic lung disease; diabetes; heart disease, including heart attack; or high blood pressure. * Statistically significant difference compared to the United States (p<.05). Data: The Commonwealth Fund International Health Policy Survey, 2016.

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