RT @healthhappy40: 25% of adults in the US have two or more chronic conditions. Good News: You are not one of them. I too ain’t Daily, I…

25% of adults in the US have two or more chronic conditions. Good News: You are not one of them. I too ain’t Daily, I -exercise/ do yoga -have 20 mins of sun -keep myself hydrated -sleep well -take care of nutrition It’s NOT that difficult. https://t

RT @inspiretobewell: Its ridiculous and sad that around half the population has chronic illness when there's such a simple solution. https:…

Its ridiculous and sad that around half the population has chronic illness when there's such a simple solution. https://t.co/IIeUYcTZzN Now here's a source showing the uptrend of chronic illness from the 1900's. It will only get worse from here. https://t

@ItsHambone @RobertKennedyJr weird, he does not seem very well informed. Chronic diseases are discussed and researched all the time,,, https://t.co/AGtP5lsgKc

@LowcarbLiberty @nicknorwitz And in no way is LDL-cholesterol a random indicator. LDL-C and heart disease is one of the most robustly studied thing ever studied on planet earth. Heart disease is the number one cause of death you know. https://t.co/7WGZjj

In response to someone claiming that the problem is that the virus is creating a sudden epidemic of chronic illnesses.

@BeamMeUpScotee Imagine a world in which millions of people are chronically ill from a variety of chemical exposures including vaccines. That is what is actually going on. This study is from 2018 https://t.co/SwKHjblQ19 "Chronic diseases are among the most

2018... Nearly half (approximately 45%, or 133 million) of all Americans suffer from at least one chronic disease https://t.co/MqrivkrYux

@CmdrAvocado @NateSilver538 https://t.co/jJjDmExtTn https://t.co/ww7YmG1VOW

RT @lyssasphere: According to this meta-analysis, the more negatively you perceive your health, the more likely you are to binge drink. 🫡

RT @lyssasphere: According to this meta-analysis, the more negatively you perceive your health, the more likely you are to binge drink. 🫡

According to this meta-analysis, the more negatively you perceive your health, the more likely you are to binge drink. 🫡

I hope you're taking care of yourself today https://t.co/XMYWP6EtTj(approximately%2045%25%2C,and%20the%20number%20is%20growing.

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@latimes I may not agree with everything he says, but I love that he is actually asking the questions that other politicians aren’t. Why does 1 in every 2 Americans have a chronic disease? That number is climbing. Americans are getting sicker and sicker,

@billmaher No not at all, look at where “trusting the experts” has gotten us. I think it’s okay to be skeptical and ask questions. Nearly half (approximately 45%, or 133 million) of all Americans suffer from at least one chronic disease, and the number is

@c_hulsey15 https://t.co/jD3ABqEH0g(approximately%2045%25%2C,and%20the%20number%20is%20growing. This one suggests roughly 1/2 of Americans have chronic disease.

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@RhinestoneMum @AnnCoulter Nearly half (approximately 45%, or 133 million) of all Americans suffer from at least one chronic disease [3,4,5], and the number is growing. https://t.co/lAKilIM7kj

Nearly half of all Americans have a chronic disease. https://t.co/rvMQ8lrvXK(approximately%2045%25%2C,and%20the%20number%20is%20growing.

Are Chronic Conditions Common? Chronic illnesses can be common in the U.S. Almost half of the entire population has at least one chronic disease. This amounts to 133 million citizens. Read more about this at https://t.co/t3eZNL8zC4. #ChronicIllnesses #

An estimated 133 million Americans experience at least one chronic condition, which accounts for almost half of the nation’s population. Read a thorough discussion about chronic conditions at https://t.co/mLGepGMQPT. #HomeCare #PhiladelphiaPA #ChronicCon

A paper published in @IJERPH_MDPI regarding an empirical study of chronic diseases in the United States was mentioned in @Forbes  Read Forbes article here: https://t.co/5mS8Zjz5Zd Read IJERPH article here: https://t.co/FVaBz4WJpz https://t.co/3VgvVK2ZZk

@REALPrismo @yewnyx @BasedBidoof @cyr @TheWillNeff Good point. When I say "more sick" I didn't specify I am speaking of chronic disease as I mentioned in the previous sentence https://t.co/9Q3mBObo3h

Chronic Illnesses Are Deadly Chronic illnesses can be deadly when left unaddressed. Yearly, these illnesses take approximately 1.7 million lives in the United States alone. You can learn more about this at https://t.co/zq7d5YEtM1. #HospiceCare #Pearland

@a_longhurst 😂 Who are you to talk so ignorantly about the complexities of life and illness. https://t.co/I1GMuNkc1q https://t.co/GC3frKYzxe https://t.co/KwcNWJJEJ6 https://t.co/wcIcxKL3Jb https://t.co/uoTIipp7t2 https://t.co/k78PUnnyDC

How Common Are Chronic Illnesses? Approximately 45% of the U.S. population has a chronic illness. This amounts to an estimated 133 million individuals. You can visit https://t.co/w6UoKLMvGv to learn more about chronic illnesses. #ChronicIllnesses #USPo

RT @wakoppa: @pnjaban @davereaboi https://t.co/1ehCiCDSiL Nearly half (133 million) of Americans suffer from at least one chronic disease.…

@DogoodSc @Moab302 @BjaminWood You are confusing things. Yes most deaths involve comorbidities. However, a sizeable portion of our population have them. This is absolutely no reason to stop requiring vaccines and in faCT is more reason to do so. https://t.

RT @thatgirlinny: @denise_dewald Nearly half (approximately 45%, or 133 million) of all Americans suffer from at least one chronic disease,…

@denise_dewald Nearly half (approximately 45%, or 133 million) of all Americans suffer from at least one chronic disease, and the number is growing. No one’s quantifying the cost, conveniently. https://t.co/YoiIje0een

Here’s the #GOP playbook for #Midterms2022 . They continue to gloss over this fact: “Nearly half (approximately 45%, or 133 million) of all Americans suffer from at least one chronic disease, and the number is growing.” To say nothing of what it costs us.

#HEALTH To date, 836K have died with Covid. In a report to the CDC analyzing chronic conditions from 2012-2014, they were notified chronic conditions cause 1.7M deaths each year. They received strong recommendations on how to mitigate it. How did they do?

@IamRa85 @BeijingPalmer "Nearly half (approximately 45%, or 133 million) of all Americans suffer from at least one chronic disease [3,4,5], and the number is growing". (2018 paper). https://t.co/hSUjdIZVF6

Chronic diseases account for 70% of deaths in the United States (source: https://t.co/HRCcAv68JQ). If you or a loved one suffers from a chronic health problem, allow us to help ? dial 720-535-4678 to learn more. #ChronicDiseaseCare #AriseHomeHealthCareIn

@ArianaFan009 @ArianaGrande @theestallion Just know given statistics, it WILL effect u someday. Either u or some1 u love has already been harmed by medical malpractice or will be. We have the highest drug costs in the world. We have the brightest minds. Bu

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@timwmc @80ssinger @SecretSauce2020 @ZubyMusic Further evidence, from PRIOR to the pandemic. https://t.co/1e1L8Binv3

@AlDem4enko2014 @RunDuckling @mal_mars @Nat_anest А мужики-то и не знали. Chronic diseases—including, cancer, diabetes, hypertension, stroke, heart disease, respiratory diseases, arthritis, obesity, and oral diseases—can lead to hospitalization, long-term

RT @Tumble_W33D: An Empirical Study of Chronic Diseases in the United States: A Visual Analytics Approach to Public Health https://t.co/Cjs…

An Empirical Study of Chronic Diseases in the United States: A Visual Analytics Approach to Public Health https://t.co/CjsX2fRYJz

@J_Drake @hartelkeith @ryangrim https://t.co/lIy3kYR0DP

70% of deaths in America are chronic diseases (cancer, heart disease, diabetes, dementia) How many of these deaths wouldn't happen if we stopped eating added sugar? https://t.co/brsH0qDhNR

@Rafaelmoneywize About 70% as that is the percentage of Americans who die of chronic disease that have diabetes/prediabetes (insulin resistance) as underlying cause. Multiples more than covid. https://t.co/J13xvcK1TE

@atingwald @drdavidsamadi @ContraryFan Covered two points with one tweet. It happens sometimes. https://t.co/PgEiP4sm9h https://t.co/2m8f4B0uSq https://t.co/rjkSOXeFcy https://t.co/rtZEqTC7ub https://t.co/3fsHa46krL. https://t.co/8uPY108WUv

RT @wakoppa: @pnjaban @davereaboi https://t.co/1ehCiCDSiL Nearly half (133 million) of Americans suffer from at least one chronic disease.…

@pnjaban @davereaboi https://t.co/1ehCiCDSiL Nearly half (133 million) of Americans suffer from at least one chronic disease. Chronic diseases—including, cancer, diabetes, hypertension, stroke, heart disease, respiratory diseases, arthritis, obesity, and o

I get so tired of the discourse of "did they have any comorbidities" when a person is diagnosed with COVID-19. Nearly half (approximately 45%, or 133 million) of all Americans suffer from at least one chronic disease. Source: https://t.co/82nVfkdsOy

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The ratio is even higher for Medicare: “In terms of public insurance, treatment of chronic diseases comprises an even larger proportion of spending: 96 cents per dollar for Medicare and 83 cents per dollar for Medicaid.” https://t.co/jmvKJdor4m

@Aozolai @realDonaldTrump Do you realize one in four Americans have two or more comorbidities? Do the math... https://t.co/E6xuqbGKEU.

@1divinestatus @AdamInHTownTX @natsechobbyist How sure are you of that 90% figure? As of right now, approximately 45% of the American population has a chronic condition that places them at increased risk of infection. https://t.co/GISCVPCTUx , https://t.co

@shhhepple @washingtonpost 1) https://t.co/zZngBdJrER 2) https://t.co/AblsXeIFkh 3) https://t.co/IeqcZaDG9W

Statistics: https://t.co/5cWUm1fMMf https://t.co/w0Zugfl1e5 https://t.co/RtDse0WIQ6 https://t.co/vXK0rNPjKU

About 50% of Americans have an underlying health condition. And that doesn't include what they would find once your hospitalized. So it is not unusual that people who die from covid-19 have other serious health conditions.#coronavirus https://t.co/eS2KVtu

@Dan21053224 @StoryArchitect1 @grammyrepub @charliekirk11 The data: https://t.co/Ccwslpv8p1

@UnPCfromBC @Star_Puppo @PolitiFact Upwards of 45% have a chronic health issue. Let's not ignore asthma, autoimmune disorders, recovered cancer patients, and more. https://t.co/o0Vp3ZcKso

~45% of Americans are living with at least one chronic disease (many of them risk factors for complications with covid; heart disease, diabetes, asthma) https://t.co/cCqbvHY7ia

@Randall66590933 @JVHolloh @guypbenson @EWErickson https://t.co/NhsySXySE5

@azaloum @AdamZHerman 45% of Americans(133 million) have underlying conditions. That's a lot of risk. https://t.co/Bq8fUEcMYq

@thejoetremblay @ryanstruyk The report states 6% attributable to COVID-19 as the only cause of death. We have long known comorbidities are a significant factor in COVID-19 deaths. We (USA) were sick long before COVID arrived. Article from 2018 https://t.c

@ed_naill @JVHolloh @guypbenson @EWErickson Oh, you're talking about comorbidities. "Chronic diseases are among the most prevalent and costly health conditions in the United States. Nearly half (approximately 45%, or 133 million) of all Americans suffer f

@elizabethprata Thankfully only 40+% of Americans have such a thing. https://t.co/iJrdTkUagk

@QKingTrumpThe2 @HoarseWisperer @realDonaldTrump Phew! So as long as only a few Americans have major health issues, most people should be fine, right? Aw shit... https://t.co/twJ3m7mTe5 https://t.co/QgXX1WWSr3

@conserv8320 @MarcusBeam1 @therealarod1984 @ianmSC “One in four U.S. adults have two or more chronic conditions, while more than half of older adults have three or more chronic conditions. And the likelihood of these types of comorbidities occurring goes u

RT @marcfavell: @JerkyTough @justin_hart @nataliexdean In the U.S., 70.9 percent of men and 61.9 percent of women are overweight or obese, …

@JerkyTough @justin_hart @nataliexdean In the U.S., 70.9 percent of men and 61.9 percent of women are overweight or obese, compared to 38 percent of men and 36.9 percent of women worldwide https://t.co/KP5VFEvDKo https://t.co/jUXJuAxFsD

@flyingteaparlor @theUKtoday @brianklaas @m_robertson_SC Apparently nearly half of the US has some sort of chronic disease: https://t.co/3GAMxiR42q.

@atrupar “Nearly half (approximately 45%, or 133 million) of all Americans suffer from at least one chronic disease [3,4,5], and the number is growing” https://t.co/iJrdTkUagk Thankfully there are only 133 Million Americans with a chronic health conditi

@BillHanage Thanks for this. By "vulnerable," is there a consensus as to who exactly that entails? I've seen articles saying anywhere from 20% of US population to more than half of adult us pop? (First link non Covid) https://t.co/vgoV666HhD https://t.co

@LeElanNoir @golfergirly @wcoastrunner @FoxNews Sorry, its nearer 45% that have CHRONIC comorbidities. Please don't be facetious, these are conditions are life threatening! I don't make the numbers up. https://t.co/bTn63TMdWc

In thinking about covid-19, I was struck by the statistic that something like 45% of Americans have chronic diseases, ie, comorbidities. Guess I’m going to put down that extra big serving of the-kids-are-in-bed-finally ice cream. https://t.co/BzmuG1ECRi

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@erichogue Excellent point w/r/t the challenges faced by persons w/chronic illnesses. China's rate of chronic illness, while rising with wealth, is lower than the U.S. Also, our health/wealth disparities. "An Empirical Study of Chronic Diseases in the Uni

@bhunstable @JudgeClayJ @DCHHS 45% of all American have at least one medically described comorbidity. Meaning almost half the nation is at risk. https://t.co/TQmFkABW7J

@realDonaldTrump You are forcibly prodding states to reopen. Let's consider: " Nearly half (approximately 45%, or 133 million) of all Americans suffer from at least one chronic disease [3,4,5], and the number is growing." https://t.co/qs7V9drTEV

3/ References: Herd immunity: https://t.co/le5S1QfeHy Chronic condition prevalence: https://t.co/yMQktzycha

Underlying Conditions: "Diabetes, Lung Disease, Cancer, Immunodeficiency, Heart Disease, Hypertension, Asthma, Kidney Disease, and GI/Liver Disease." NYC Summary: https://t.co/vS9jhijlWE Empirical Study of Chronic Diseases in the United States: https://t.c

@DrTomFrieden Are underlying disease conditions consistently more prevalent in men than women? Seems to be the case in US for most chronic conditions. Men also display higher numbers in adverse behavioral habits. https://t.co/yMQktzycha

@DrCristinaF @devisridhar What percentage you get depends a little on how you define the term. This one found 60% https://t.co/a6BQZTPvH2, but another found 45%--though I think they define it more narrowly. It's a considerable amount either way. https://t.

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@kenjaques @StanKutcher @TheSGEM @gabrieldane This is predominantly because of our inability to effectively manage chronic disease. And yet the same Milken analysis estimates that modest reductions in unhealthy behaviors could prevent or delay 40 million c

@indjtwetrust @IsabelMagowan @Milton_Uplate @NYScanner Do you know what a comorbidity is? Did you know nearly half of all Americans currently have one? Whatever helps you sleep at night, but you’re trying to find a reason to not face this. https://t.co/o

@sumit5ue @ScottAdamsSays @JesseKellyDC https://t.co/mPMJvUpBHh

@CNN In the US "Chronic diseases are among the most prevalent and costly health conditions in the United States. Nearly half (approximately 45%, or 133 million) of all Americans suffer from at least one chronic disease [3,4,5], and the number is growing."

"Chronic diseases are among the most prevalent and costly health conditions in the United States. Nearly half (approximately 45%, or 133 million) of all Americans suffer from at least one chronic disease [3,4,5], and the number is growing." #COVIDー19 http

@MrDre_ "Chronic diseases are among the most prevalent and costly health conditions in the United States. Nearly half (approximately 45%, or 133 million) of all Americans suffer from at least one chronic disease [3,4,5], and the number is growing." https:

link to NIH article https://t.co/rGYf960ckV Census data from wikipedia--

@PN5_5 @DesMBlake18 @CatActExpert @kazweida About 50% of American adults have cancer, diabetes, asthma or other chronic health condition. And most of them aren't old. This is a very dangerous virus. https://t.co/gIQ7Pb93gy

suffer from at least one chronic disease [3,4,5], and the number is growing. https://t.co/QhmP2N4Kfa Since there are approximately about 68 million people over 60 and not all have a chronic disease, there are at least as many under 60 as over 60 with under

@itu_flor @susan_welch7 @blakion @JohnStone32 @SoullessOffice @LaurenLeCo @alpagueurbe @PGtzsche1 @DrWakefield https://t.co/3Oe6JhgGrc

@itu_flor @susan_welch7 @blakion @JohnStone32 @SoullessOffice @LaurenLeCo @alpagueurbe @PGtzsche1 @DrWakefield Was wrong, half of american population have chronic conditions and half used prescribed meds in last 30 days, https://t.co/GGGE7uvOVQ

@Reuters 45% of the US population is suffering from some type of illness. So basically 45% are at risk, that is a terrifying number https://t.co/PGdi93j7Ik

RT @HixGroup: An Empirical Study of Chronic Diseases in the United States: A Visual Analytics Approach to Public Health https://t.co/Tyf7V…

An Empirical Study of Chronic Diseases in the United States: A Visual Analytics Approach to Public Health https://t.co/Tyf7Vps6bU