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I'm only pointing out that I think you're minimizing the effects lack of close accessibility to healthcare is on, well, healthcare.

• delichon 3y ago
  I'd guess it has less effect than the difficulty in getting fresh food. Most of the population here has to drive for long distances to get to a mini market filled with ultra processed food-like substances. If we could deliver a doctor or groceries to their front door the later would probably do more good.
  • paulryanrogers 3y ago
    Why?
    • delichon 3y ago
      I think that the bulk of medical care goes to chronic diseases that have, in my case, been treated more effectively by a better diet. My diabetes, etc. got worse while I was taking medication, and better when I stopped the meds and switched to a better diet.