thannatos
21.09.06, 14:12
"Americans spend 16 percent of gross domestic product on health care — double
the median for all industrialized countries.
But the United States scores 15th out of 19 developed nations on deaths from
causes that are easily prevented if timely medical care is provided, such as
heart attacks. France scores the best, with 75 deaths per 100,000, while the
United States weighs in with 115 per 100,000. Only Ireland, Britain and
Portugal score worse."
www.msnbc.msn.com/id/14928778/
Tak naprawde chyba nie trzeba nic dodawac. Fakty mowia za siebie - dwa razy
drozej niz w innych cywilizowanych krajach, a efekty: miejsce 15-te na 19
ocenianych.
Pewnie zaraz rozlegna sie glosy, ze to wina Murzynow i demokratow. No coz... a
to nie sa Amerykanie?