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Date: Sat, Jun 14, 2014 at 7:05 AM
Subject: The Power of Prevention
To: iammejtm@gmail.com
 The Power of PreventionPosted June 12, 2014 As a doctor and a public official committed to improving the health of Americans, I am concerned that men often have poorer health outcomes than women. As men, we can do a better job taking care of ourselves. Unfortunately, we are living sicker lives and dying younger than American women. Men are less likely than women to have health insurance and make recommended preventive visits to the doctor. Preventable illnesses like heart disease, high blood pressure and diabetes take a significant toll on our health. Read More: The Power of Prevention
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Jeremy Tobias Matthews
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