probably could cut $1,000 off the top if Americans simply cut out soda from their diets
Health care spending per capita:
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- $5,728
- $8,009
- $10,244
It's our *current* system that's completely unaffordable.
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Yes and also lets do suger tax. It go towards Medicare for all
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Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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For-profit medicine and a pharmaceutical industrial complex.... How could we expect a different result?
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The system is working exactly like it’s supposed to. This is what we trade for [nearly] unobstructed capitalism
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Why's Switzerland so high?
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“Part of the reason for the Switzerland's health care costs is that a significant portion of the healthcare system is funded by the government mandated private insurance premiums” https://www.internations.org/go/moving-to-switzerland/healthcare …
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We are very lucky to have the NHS in the UK. I used to take it for granted until I saw some others countries health care systems.
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just look at the record profits that the insurance companies (especially the giant, verically integrated oligopolies: cvs, unitedhealth group, & cigna) have been declaring since the pandemic began. declaring unused premium payments to be profits must just be a perk of the job.
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