National health care programs are not as effective as they could be because:
A) high uptake causes overcrowding of existing healthcare clinics.
B) public health care clinics often run out of important drugs.
C) younger populations prefer not to use public health care systems.
D) many clinic doctors do not have sufficient knowledge to properly diagnose patients.

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Public health care clinics often run out of important drugs, which can hinder the effectiveness of national health care programs by limiting the availability of necessary treatments.

National Health Care Programs Are Not as Effective as They