Americans spend nearly twice as much per person on health care as Japan, and nearly 60 percent more than Canada, yet Americans are not as healthy as the Japanese or Canadians. Why is this?

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The gap between rich and poor is greater in the United States, which means that many Americans cannot afford quality healthcare or preventative measures, leading to worse overall health outcomes. Additionally, socioeconomic factors such as access to healthy food, safe living environments, and education can also impact health.

Americans Spend Nearly Twice as Much Per Person on Health