The United States spends the most healthcare per capita globally while achieving health outcomes that are standard or sub-standard, and with national debt approaching $40 trillion (over 120% of GDP), the country cannot afford to continue funding healthcare systems that do not produce effective health outcomes.
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We Are Nearing $40 Trillion In Debt. We Cannot Afford Healthcare That Doesn't Work.追加:
With our health care costs as high as they are and our health outcomes as standard or sub-standard as they are, we can be doing better with our money. And it's not like we got a ton of it to spend. I think our country's like close to 40 trillion dollars in debt, over 120% of our GDP is debt.
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