Why Does the US Spend the Most on Health but Live Shorter Lives?
November 30, 2024
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as posted by the channelExplore the paradox of US healthcare spending: the nation dedicates 18% of its GDP, or $1.5 trillion, to health but ranks among the lowest in life expectancy. Learn how this gap has grown from less than a year in 1980 to five years today, sparking debates about efficiency and outcomes in American healthcare.
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