And to make an equally relevant point: more MRIs doesn't necessarily equate to better health outcomes. It depends on who is getting them, and how likely they ar

And to make an equally relevant point: more MRIs doesn't necessarily equate to better health outcomes. It depends on who is getting them, and how likely they are to actually be sick. Lots of rich people getting marginally useful MRIs in the USA may be an inferior system to everyone having access to MRIs but fewer being done in total.