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> I think this "conclusion" depends strongly on how you define "worse outcomes". One example would be how the US has one of the worst infant mortality rates in
by s_kilk 9y ago
> I think this "conclusion" depends strongly on how you define "worse outcomes".
One example would be how the US has one of the worst infant mortality rates in the developed world.
- noir_lord 9y agoNot to mention higher rates of preventable diseases, lower life expectancy and these are averages across the country. If you stratify by income then the lower end of the income scale have it far worse than equivalent cohorts in many other developed countries. I mean sure if you are upper middle class and work for a large national or international company then healthcare is probably up there with world class but that's not a lot of people percentage wise.