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|    Adam Whyte-Settlar to All    |
|    Re: Two Posts????    |
|    29 Nov 14 03:08:08    |
      From: grawillers@hotmail.com              > > The US has the worst value health care system in the western world too.       >        > It's the same here. If you are poor or unemployed, or stay in one room or        > even if you are a refugee, you still get free health care, I meant income        > taxes are high when you work, but if you don't work, you wouldnt pay income        > tax.              That's good. So what is all the talk about 46 million Americans not having       health insurance about then?        Is that not true                     It's still the worst value system in the world on the basis of return on       contributions.              Despite the fact that "America spends more per capita on health than all other       countries in the world."              "The U.S. ranks last out of 16 industrialized countries on a measure of       mortality amenable to medical care (deaths that might have been prevented with       timely and effective care). Premature death rates are 68 percent higher than       in the best-performing        countries. In a new study, the amenable mortality rates of three Western       European nations was compared to the United States. While the rates declined       over time for the United Kingdon, Germany, and France, the U.S rates still lag       behind."                     And               America has the highest infant mortality rate among 23 other industrialized       nations.               The United States has a higher rate of medical mistakes, medication errors, or       lab errors than Canada; Australia; New Zealand; Germany; and the United       Kingdom.              Chronically ill U.S. patients have the most negative access, coordination, and       safety experiences (2008) compared to chronically ill patients of Australia,       Canada, France, Germany, Netherlands, New Zealand and the United Kingdom.              Life expectancy of American men and women is less than other industrialized       nations...."              Can't be arsed linking to all the various cites but you know I'm not making       this up.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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