HEALTHGUARDIAN US
Why cancer, not cost of living, may be the biggest issue in Iowa’s midterm elections
In Iowa, a key battleground state for the midterm elections, political candidates generally agree that addressing rising rates of cancer must be done. The midwestern state has the second-highest rate of cancer nationwide and is one of only three states experiencing increased incidences of the disease.
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