Percentage of Americans without health coverage hits a new low of eight percent, says health department, based on recent household survey.
The price of life is denominated in different currencies in the US, and some of them have rapidly decreased, while others have risen sharply.
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A strong public health care infrastructure, indigenous technology, and swift preemptive action have helped Turkish officials avoid scenarios similar to other countries.
The US healthcare system is clearly broken and the pandemic shows us why.
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The infant mortality rate is almost twice as high for African-American babies as for their white counterparts, says the US government.
De Blasio, now in his second term as mayor of the country’s most populous city, has long supported universal healthcare coverage.
The latest forecast by the non-partisan Congressional Budget Office makes it more difficult for the already fraught Republican-drafted healthcare bill to win support for speedy passage.
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