Graph Shows When the U.S. Healthcare System Went off the Rails Nixon’s Healthcare Maintenance Organization Act of 1973 played an early role in enabling corporations to profit off sick and dying Americans
This graph shows the point at which the efficacy of healthcare in the United States diverged from the systems of its peer and competitor countries like the United Kingdom, Canada, Germany, France and Japan. It shows that at the point when healthcare spending skyrocketed in the United States, the results of the enormous spending began…
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