No, Americans do not receive better healthcare overall. Despite spending twice as much per capita ($13,432 in 2023), US life expectancy is lower (78.8 years vs. EU avg ~82), with higher rates of preventable deaths, infant mortality, and barriers to access. EU universal systems yield superior population outcomes, though US excels in specialized areas like cancer survivalNo, Americans do not receive better healthcare overall. Despite spending twice as much per capita ($13,432 in 2023), US life expectancy is lower (78.8 years vs. EU avg ~82), with higher rates of preventable deaths, infant mortality, and barriers to access. EU universal systems yield superior population outcomes, though US excels in specialized areas like cancer survival.
No, Europeans experience far fewer healthcare-related bankruptcies—virtually zero in most EU countries due to universal systems covering costs. In the US, medical debt drives ~62-67% of bankruptcies, affecting ~530,000 families yearly. EU's safety net prevents this financial ruin.
Today's the #StopKillingGames promotion day planned by the volunteers! I encourage people to make a post with that hashtag. I'm just following orders though, it's safe to label me as a boomer in regards to social media.
Apple is placing warnings on EU apps that don’t use App Store payments. Blatant scare tactics to put consumers off using cheaper external payments systems, where Apple doesn't earn its 30% cut https://t.co/sCroELbGKi
@cshjp113386@TakiUdon_@Sanko2015 Thanks for the clarification! I will try to downgrade to the lesser mega kit. I don’t understand why this option is not offered proactively…
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