Despite spending $4.3 trillion annually (17 percent of GDP), the U.S. lags behind other developed nations in life expectancy, infant mortality and accessibility, while medical debt remains a leading cause of bankruptcy. The “cherry-picking” business model prioritizes profits over care, avoiding high-risk patients and leaving millions underinsured – forcing reliance on costly emergency services. Lebow […]
Despite spending $4.3 trillion annually (17 percent of GDP), the U.S. lags behind other developed nations in life expectancy, infant mortality and accessibility, while medical debt remains a leading cause of bankruptcy.
The “cherry-picking” business … [4782 chars]
Source: Natural News | Published: 2025-10-18T04:15:12Z
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