Surprisingly, some countries are looking at the US for health-care guidance. Color some skeptical:
American scholars and policy analysts had expressed skepticism at Friday’s conference that there was much the widely admired German health system could learn from the U.S. mode, which costs far more, leaves more than 40 million people uninsured and delivers worse results in life expectancy and infant mortality.
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