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5/26/2008
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Americans believe wounded Iraq war veterans generally neglected
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As part of the ongoing poll series, arguable point Health: ballot 2008, a recent survey by the Harvard Opinion probing Program at the Harvard School of Public Health (HSPH) and Harris mixed media finds that a majority of Americans (62%) believe that wounded Iraq war veterans do not receive high quality care in soldierly and Veteran's supervision (VA) hospitals once they return to the U.S. Similar majorities feel that veterans requiring rehabilitation care and mental health care do not receive high quality care (62% and 65% respectively). More: - Continued here
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