Rural America
Rural doctors confront shortages and health misinformation
Reported by AI
In rural America, physician shortages exacerbate the spread of health misinformation, straining doctor-patient relationships. Oncologist Dr. Banu Symington in Wyoming describes hostile encounters with patients distrustful of vaccines and science. Experts warn that these challenges are shortening lifespans in underserved areas.
Young rural voters feel unseen by political leaders
In rural America, Gen Z and millennial voters grapple with economic hardships like rising prices and limited opportunities, feeling overlooked by politicians. Personal stories from Virginia, Alabama, and Pennsylvania highlight their frustrations as they approach a pivotal role in future elections. By 2028, these generations are projected to form more than half of the electorate.