Sick regimes and sick people: a multilevel investigation of the population health consequences of perceived national corruption

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Corruption makes us sick. #Criminaljusticereform in America must include erradicating corruption. Read more here: https://t.co/rB7ipI8D1w #protests2020 #humanrights #mineapolis #GeorgeFloydProtests #BreonnaTaylor #NewYork @UNHumanRights @citeblackwomen @

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The greater the perception of corruption in a country, the worse the health of its people, even after controlling for national prosperity. https://t.co/yiuRXZZHz7

19 Feb 2019

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@CFR_org @MatthewTPage good of #Nigeria. Read more on what corruption does to #health https://t.co/jRkbl3kjru https://t.co/RDaAveiv2H

18 Jul 2016

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@wef How is skyrocketing corruption affecting #health in #LatinAmerica? This is what corruption does in #Africa https://t.co/qwqqQREJTz

13 Jul 2016

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