@author_matthewflagler: Is American healthcare really better than Canadian healthcare? Canada has serious healthcare problems. Long waits, difficulty finding a family doctor, and delayed access to specialists are legitimate criticisms—and pretending otherwise doesn’t help fix them. But the United States spends roughly twice as much per person on healthcare as Canada, while international comparisons continue to raise serious questions about access, affordability, outcomes and equity. So maybe we’re asking the wrong question. Instead of arguing about which country “wins,” let’s define what better healthcare actually means. Is it faster access? Better outcomes? Lower costs? Universal coverage? Financial protection? Quality of care? And most importantly: Better for whom? This isn’t an argument that Canada’s system is great. It’s an argument that healthcare is too complicated to reduce to one statistic—or a Canada-vs-America shouting match. #canada #healthcare #universalhealthcare #healthcarereform #usa

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