Developing countries looking to provide universal health ... fact that increased AB-PMJAY allocations are likely to come at the expense of primary care is keenly dismaying. Some current statistics ...

In fact, globally, half of all people impoverished because of out-of-pocket payments live in Africa - a rising and worrying trend. "Having to pay for medicines and other health-care costs out of ...

Canada’s universal health-care system reflects a commitment to collective ... a racialized individual who shows up in a hoodie. The fact that racialized folks have to think about these things ...

"For many Canadians, mental health is in fact grim ... which also has a universal system and spends 15 per cent on mental health care. Canada's figure has decreased over time, and hasn't kept ...

As the Philippines continues its journey toward achieving universal ... health system beset by inequitable funding and inadequate primary care services. However, the effectiveness of these initiatives ...

American taxpayers footed the bill for at least $1.8 trillion in federal and state health care expenditures in 2022 — about 41% of the nearly $4.5 trillion in both public and private health care ...

Doctor and elderly patient with a tablet. The Maine Medical Association, a professional organization of about 4,000 doctors and medical students, formally called for universal health care ...

As with so many other health ... on universal health care. That with society shaken to its foundations, we would be shaken out of our complacency. Needless to say, that hasn't happened. In fact ...

“Not only is the U.S. the only country we studied that does not have universal health ... skip or delay getting needed care.” The researchers analyzed health statistics from international ...

Researchers compared data from the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) Health Statistics 2022 ... that does not guarantee universal health care. People in the U.S ...