Health Care in America Is the Best in the World
Often used as a whipping boy for its high administrative burden and cost of care, the United States is best in class for pay, research, innovation and certain high-profile clinical outcomes.
Often used as a whipping boy for its high administrative burden and cost of care, the United States is best in class for pay, research, innovation and certain high-profile clinical outcomes.
Health will never command the same level of attention of modern nations as the defense of rentier profits.
In this episode of the “Utterly Moderate Podcast,” Cynthia Cox and T.R. Reid join the show to discuss universal health care.
The behavior of hospitals in times of a major health crisis, better than anything else, reveals the failing moral health of an economic system.