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And most working people were insured before obama came along and practically destroyed the private health insurance industryMost of the uninsured are working people.
I would go to a Cuban MD, but not Cuba.How would anyone know except for Cubans?And nobody trusts the government.I was wondering why my son-in-law's Cuban father goes to Columbia for surgery.I'm sure Cuba tells the truth and Canada has 38 million people vs 350 million.United States - 5.8 Per 1,000
The infant mortality rate in the US is 5.8 per 1,000. Though below the world average, this is above the country's neighbors like Cuba and Canada. The higher rate in the US has been blamed on a lack of accessible healthcare and the lack of a quality social safety net in general. Low-income families and children in the United States are especially vulnerable to infant mortality.
Infant Mortality Rate by Country
In Afghanistan, the country with the highest infant mortality rate, 112.8 out of 1,000 infants born are susceptible to dying.www.worldatlas.com
Cuba turns out excellent doctors. Didn't you know that?
he hates Cuba with a passion.
Maybe so, but Cuba has excellent doctors.
It's much easier to be kidnapped in Cuba.
The subject is Cuban doctors.
Cuban doctors fight coronavirus outbreak around globe
HAVANA — For two years, the Trump administration has been trying to stamp out one of...www.sfgate.com
Show me on nation where there are no MDs contributing to fighting COVID.
Seriously...your IQ must be below 0.
Cuban doctors work all over the world. Didn't you know that either?
Cuban medical internationalism - Wikipedia
Cuban medical internationalism - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
A 2007 academic study on Cuban internationalism surveyed the history of the programme, noting its broad sweep: "Since the early 1960s, 28,422 Cuban health workers have worked in 37 Latin American countries, 31,181 in 33 African countries, and 7,986 in 24 Asian countries. Throughout a period of four decades, Cuba sent 67,000 health workers to structural cooperation programs, usually for at least two years, in 94 countries ... an average of 3,350 health workers working abroad every year between 1960 an…
In fact, my son-law's father earned his MD in Cuba and had no desire to live there and hires a few bodyguards when he visits.
Isn't right-wing fantasy wonderful?SA fell because the Blacks wanted to steal land from the Whites.I am sure they are more honest than right-wingers. The more capitalistic economy of South Africa fell after only a few years of sanctions while socialist Cuba has better infant mortality rates than the largest (capitalistic) economy in the world.I'm sure Cuba tells the truth and Canada has 38 million people vs 350 million.United States - 5.8 Per 1,000
The infant mortality rate in the US is 5.8 per 1,000. Though below the world average, this is above the country's neighbors like Cuba and Canada. The higher rate in the US has been blamed on a lack of accessible healthcare and the lack of a quality social safety net in general. Low-income families and children in the United States are especially vulnerable to infant mortality.
Infant Mortality Rate by Country
In Afghanistan, the country with the highest infant mortality rate, 112.8 out of 1,000 infants born are susceptible to dying.
The White land owners now have armies protecting them.
And most working people were insured before obama came along and practically destroyed the private health insurance industryMost of the uninsured are working people.
So now your next question will be how do we fix the damage that obama and schumer and pelosi caused?
And I dont rightly know
But its not Shitty Medicaid For All
Power corrupts. It is why we have three co-equal branches of Government.And nobody trusts the government.I was wondering why my son-in-law's Cuban father goes to Columbia for surgery.I'm sure Cuba tells the truth and Canada has 38 million people vs 350 million.United States - 5.8 Per 1,000
The infant mortality rate in the US is 5.8 per 1,000. Though below the world average, this is above the country's neighbors like Cuba and Canada. The higher rate in the US has been blamed on a lack of accessible healthcare and the lack of a quality social safety net in general. Low-income families and children in the United States are especially vulnerable to infant mortality.
Infant Mortality Rate by Country
In Afghanistan, the country with the highest infant mortality rate, 112.8 out of 1,000 infants born are susceptible to dying.
Cuba turns out excellent doctors. Didn't you know that?
he hates Cuba with a passion.
Maybe so, but Cuba has excellent doctors.
It's much easier to be kidnapped in Cuba.
You’re correct, Cuba does have excellent healthcare, they have good tobacco as well, too bad pretty much everything else their economy produces is garbage.I'm sure Cuba tells the truth and Canada has 38 million people vs 350 million.United States - 5.8 Per 1,000
The infant mortality rate in the US is 5.8 per 1,000. Though below the world average, this is above the country's neighbors like Cuba and Canada. The higher rate in the US has been blamed on a lack of accessible healthcare and the lack of a quality social safety net in general. Low-income families and children in the United States are especially vulnerable to infant mortality.
Infant Mortality Rate by Country
In Afghanistan, the country with the highest infant mortality rate, 112.8 out of 1,000 infants born are susceptible to dying.
Cuba turns out excellent doctors. Didn't you know that?
Why Cuba Has The Best Doctors In The World
Cuba sends doctors all over the world on humanitarian missions but why is the Caribbean island so famous for its healthcare?theculturetrip.com
Excerpt:
Every Cuban has access to healthcare
An important difference between the healthcare system in Cuba and that of other countries is that medical care on the island is regarded as a fundamental right of its citizens and is written into the Cuban constitution. In contrast, the healthcare system in the US treats patients as paying customers and not as people in need of its services. This ideological difference goes a long way in explaining the quality of Cuban medical care.
True, and depriving the populace of affordable healthcare will do nothing to ameliorate the problem. Nor is there much support for the government requiring salubrious personal behavior.We spend so much on healthcare in large part because the average American eats garbage and doesn't exercise, our health care dollars are being eaten up by chronic lifestyle diseases like heart disease and diabetes and it's only going to continue to get worse.
hashimashi.com
Won’t help either as long as our agricultural policies continue to promote feeding the population garbage while doing nothing to promote healthy foods.True, and depriving the populace of affordable healthcare will do nothing to ameliorate the problem. Nor is there much support for the government requiring salubrious personal behavior.We spend so much on healthcare in large part because the average American eats garbage and doesn't exercise, our health care dollars are being eaten up by chronic lifestyle diseases like heart disease and diabetes and it's only going to continue to get worse.
Hit the fatso states with a penalty?Won’t help either as long as our agricultural policies continue to promote feeding the population garbage while doing nothing to promote healthy foods.
It’s just throwing money into a black hole.
Er..no, just stop subsidizing the growing of crops that are used by in large to produce unhealthy foods (soy, wheat, corn, SUGAR, etc..,) and thus encouraging the consumption of meat and processed foods. We don’t subsidize fruits, vegetables, legumes, nuts & seeds thus the reason they’re more expensive than meat and processed foods and thus a large part of the reason that the population doesn’t eat enough of them.Hit the fatso states with a penalty?Won’t help either as long as our agricultural policies continue to promote feeding the population garbage while doing nothing to promote healthy foods.
It’s just throwing money into a black hole.
You should issue an all-points-bulletin to every advanced democratic nations to refrain from following the will of the People who elect them regarding healthcare policy and any other matter that makes you pissy.Civilized nations don't use the government to steal money.
When the filthy government ... some shithead ... thievery.
I am painfully aware of precisely what you mean. The cereal aisles of most supermarkets look like they are stocked by Willy Wonka, fattening kids for the slaughterhouse of consumerism.Er..no, just stop subsidizing the growing of crops that are used by in large to produce unhealthy foods (soy, wheat, corn, SUGAR, etc..,) and thus encouraging the consumption of meat and processed foods. We don’t subsidize fruits, vegetables, legumes, nuts & seeds thus the reason they’re more expensive than meat and processed foods and thus a large part of the reason that the population doesn’t eat enough of them.Hit the fatso states with a penalty?Won’t help either as long as our agricultural policies continue to promote feeding the population garbage while doing nothing to promote healthy foods.
It’s just throwing money into a black hole.
The garbage that takes up 70% or more shelf space in the average grocery store is a chief factor causing our epidemic of lifestyle driven chronic diseases, fix that and you can have a healthier population with much lower health care costs. We’re actually subsidizing our own bad health, it’s sad and it all started with the Agriculture policies of the early 1970’s.
You’re a smart cookie, next time you’re walking through a chain grocery store (that isn’t a Whole Foods), take note of how much space is occupied by meat products and processed foods (especially sugar, salt and saturated fat laden junk) I’m sure you’ll see what I mean.
You should issue an all-points-bulletin to every advanced democratic nations to refrain from following the will of the People who elect them regarding healthcare policy and any other matter that makes you pissy.Civilized nations don't use the government to steal money.
When the filthy government ... some shithead ... thievery.
You got it, why else would be facing the prospect of over 30% of the population with Type II diabetes, a disease that was once only found in 1% of the population and was considered an “old persons disease” before the 2nd half of the 21st century? You can say the same about coronary disease and other cardiovascular problems ( e.g. hypertension, PAD), those alone are eating up an insanely large share of our health care dollars, not to mention all the lost productivity and general suffering they induce.I am painfully aware of precisely what you mean. The cereal aisle of most supermarkets look like they are stocked by Willy Wonka, fattening kids for the slaughterhouse of consumerism.Er..no, just stop subsidizing the growing of crops that are used by in large to produce unhealthy foods (soy, wheat, corn, SUGAR, etc..,) and thus encouraging the consumption of meat and processed foods. We don’t subsidize fruits, vegetables, legumes, nuts & seeds thus the reason they’re more expensive than meat and processed foods and thus a large part of the reason that the population doesn’t eat enough of them.Hit the fatso states with a penalty?Won’t help either as long as our agricultural policies continue to promote feeding the population garbage while doing nothing to promote healthy foods.
It’s just throwing money into a black hole.
The garbage that takes up 70% or more shelf space in the average grocery store is a chief factor causing our epidemic of lifestyle driven chronic diseases, fix that and you can have a healthier population with much lower health care costs. We’re actually subsidizing our own bad health, it’s sad and it all started with the Agriculture policies of the early 1970’s.
You’re a smart cookie, next time you’re walking through a chain grocery store (that isn’t a Whole Foods), take note of how much space is occupied by meat products and processed foods (especially sugar, salt and saturated fat laden junk) I’m sure you’ll see what I mean.
The all points bulletin was issued a couple of hundred years ago. The Democracies will fail because of greed. I posted this earlier but I will post it again because you ain't that bright and have trouble absorbing the truth.
About the time our original thirteen states adopted their new constitution in 1787, Alexander Tyler, a Scottish history professor at the University of Edinburgh, had this to say about the fall of the Athenian Republic some 2,000 years earlier:
'A democracy is always temporary in nature; it simply cannot exist as a permanent form of government.'
'A democracy will continue to exist up until the time that voters discover they can vote themselves generous gifts from the public treasury.'
'From that moment on, the majority always vote for the candidates who promise the most benefits from the public treasury, with the result that every democracy will finally collapse due to loose fiscal policy, which is always followed by a dictatorship.'
www.snopes.com
The all points bulletin was issued a couple of hundred years ago. The Democracies will fail because of greed. I posted this earlier but I will post it again because you ain't that bright and have trouble absorbing the truth.
About the time our original thirteen states adopted their new constitution in 1787, Alexander Tyler, a Scottish history professor at the University of Edinburgh, had this to say about the fall of the Athenian Republic some 2,000 years earlier:
'A democracy is always temporary in nature; it simply cannot exist as a permanent form of government.'
'A democracy will continue to exist up until the time that voters discover they can vote themselves generous gifts from the public treasury.'
'From that moment on, the majority always vote for the candidates who promise the most benefits from the public treasury, with the result that every democracy will finally collapse due to loose fiscal policy, which is always followed by a dictatorship.'
Yes, that is that yet another fake citation some ideologues keep perpetrating.
Apparently, they imagine the false attribution to an obscure Scotsman of yore mysteriously infuses it with legitimacy. Go figure.
The Mythical Alexander Tyler and His Theory of Democracy
[The Mythical Alexander Tyler and His Theory of Democracy]
After 2,000 years, democracy flourishes. Alexander Tytler [his real name], not so much.
I eat meat occasionally, but am blessed with a little produce store to which I walk four times per week on average for fresh fruit and vegetables. In good weather, I wish it were a mile or two farther away.
I’m glad I’m a vegetarian, it’s more expensive at the grocery check out aisle but it’s A LOT cheaper when it comes to health care costs.
I'm more concerned about politicians indulging the shooty boys with permissive gun laws that endanger my family, and corporate thieves like exorbitantly-paid insurance company executives that are enabled by their politician accessories.
You are not free if some goddamn Illegal or some ghetto welfare queen is able to use their vote to get your money to pay their health care bills, are you?
Trump doesn’t know shit. Being dumb is why he lost to a corrupt establishment lackey with dementia.>And what are your beloved Rs doing about this?And what are your beloved Rs doing about this?The democrats won't rest till it is 100% of Americans, except for those in government. No, they will have better.In the richest nation on earth. That’s a lot of poor suffering Americans.
What a great country!
Pandemic Swells Medicaid Enrollment to 80 Million People, a ‘High-Water Mark’
For one, not closing everything down. Working people frequently either get health care benefits or buy their own.
Trump knew that a strong economy and full employment fixes just about every problem...
- Poverty & hunger
- Crime
- Social Security solvency
- Health care funding
- Military threats
- etc.
Get people off unemployment and back to work.
At least 25 Republican-led states are now rejecting Biden's extended $300/wk unemployment benefits...
These 25 states — including Missouri — are ending $300 federal unemployment benefits
With businesses struggling to hire workers, Republicans have been quick to point to the $300 bonus as the reason why people aren’t going back to work.fox4kc.com
The hospital raises your rate to pay for the uninsured.I have already explained to you that if cost sharing is voluntary like in private insurance then that is fine. A person has a choice.
