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'We are still here, yet invisible.' Study finds that U.S. government has overestimated Native American life expectancy

A new study found that the gap in life expectancy between American Indians and Alaska Natives and the national average was 2.9 times greater than official U.S. statistics.

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'We are still here, yet invisible.' Study finds that U.S. government has overestimated Native American life expectancy

'We are still here, yet invisible.' Study finds that U.S. government has overestimated Native American life expectancy

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