Despite evidence that Americans have a comparative advantage in regard to diseases, accidents, nutrition, medical care, and life expectancy, American women and men perceive themselves to be at greater risk than do their counterparts elsewhere and express fears about this, in part, due to media coverage.

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The statement is true based on the evidence provided. Americans have a comparative advantage in various health-related aspects, but they perceive themselves to be at greater risk due to media coverage, leading to fears about their health.

Despite Evidence That Americans Have a Comparative Advantage in Regard