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The USA as a whole does not have a very healthy population Thing is, the relative health of citizens of the USA tends to vary wildly by region. For instance, p
by wyclif 7y ago
The USA as a whole does not have a very healthy population
Thing is, the relative health of citizens of the USA tends to vary wildly by region. For instance, people in Colorado are far more likely to be very fit, active, eat healthy, exercise daily, and engage in outdoor activities than residents of, say, Alabama.
That means that free or universal health care, if it comes to pass, will be very unevenly distributed in the USA.
- funklute 7y agoSpeaking of that, if free/universal health care does come to pass, is it more likely to be federally or state funded/organised? (I'm European, so please bear with me if that seems like a basic question)
- zigzaggy 7y agoIt will be federally funded and state organized (over simplified but that the General idea)