Overview OK, so the USA health system is very much in the news. One thing that has been getting a lot of coverage, not least because it was explicitly referred to in a written statement from the guy who seems to have murdered UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian...

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The post discusses the disparities in life expectancy relative to health expenditure across different countries, highlighting that the USA has low life expectancy despite high health spending. It underscores that factors such as malnutrition, obesity, poor housing, unsafe water, and high rates of suicide and violent deaths significantly impact life expectancy. Additionally, it presents data showing cause-specific death rates and compares them to countries with higher life expectancy to identify key areas where the USA lags behind.

Death rates by cause of death by @ellis2013nz

<p>Sorry, but I cant enlarge any picture or chart in the article, therefore downvote</p>


<p>That’s an unfortunate title. I read it as: Death rates by cause of “death by @ellis2013nz”</p>
