In Sickness and In Health

Mary B. Cassata · Thomas D. Skill · Samuel Osei Boadu

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Media Influence and Health Media, Gender, and Advertising Cultural, Social, and Media Studies

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Homicide is the number one killer, psychiatric disorders are the bane of females, and cardiovascular disease is the most common illness among the soap opera population.

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2003Uniform Crime Reports [United States], 1930-1959

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