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    small minority are not healthy and pay a lot. Some cannot be insured. If you do stupid stuff, you pay more. If you have a dangerous job, you pay more. If you have a very dangerous job, you cannot be insured. The ACA is a program, but it’s not insurance. It works by spreading out the cost of non-necessary procedures, hence its unconstitutionality. It runs on the basis that people who can afford to pay the most are required to pay the most. Other people who cannot afford to pay get…

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    Health disparities means a great difference between different regions of the country. It is considered as a universal concern. Many people are suffering of health disparities. Sometime health disparities cause a serious cases that people could die from it. Minority group is usually a group of people that are similar to each other in there, language, believes, and religion. Minority groups are in some cases immigrants that they moved to other area, because they can’t live in their country for…

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    Around the world, many industrial countries have enacted a comprehensive health insurance program. The United States, however, has lagged behind these countries and has created one of the most fragmented systems. In 1965, one of the largest health care initiatives in U.S. history was launched. The United States enacted the Medicare program which provided federally organized health insurance for Americans aged 65 older or disabled. To achieve this victory, there were many stumbling blocks over…

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    Aam Aadmi Bima Yojana (AABY) is a life insurance scheme also largely for the below poverty line population and aims at the unorganised sector. The most current version of the scheme was launched in January 2013 by merging two previous life insurance schemes – Janashree Bima Yojana (JBY) covering 45 occupational groups and – Aam Aadmi Bima Yojana (AABY) covering solely poor landless households in rural areas. The merging of these two schemes, allows for a more extensive and uniform process,…

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    In U.S. the number was 76 and 81 and in Thailand only 71/79. (WHO 2014b.) I was thinking that is the life expectancy lower in America than in Finland because of that people do not get treatment as easily as in Finland? In Finland if people get`s sick with cancer, Kela pays the most part of the medicines. Without that, cancer medicines could cost thousands…

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    Social Security Social security, the world’s biggest government program, is expected to deplete its funds in 2034, so many are considering the privatization of the system, which would grant workers to command their own retirement funds. Pros Cons The upcoming problem of the current Social security policy would be solved because it has been doling out more benefits than receiving worker contributions. This would also avoid skyrocketing taxes, money borrowing, or loss of benefits. Private…

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    within America, in lieu of America being one of the most resource rich countries in the world. Considering that many other countries throughout the world provide its citizens with universal healthcare, America has chosen not do so. However, America is one of the only industrialized nations that do not provide universal healthcare to its citizens. This paper will discuss the causes of health care disparities as well as the many initiatives that have been employed to eliminate these disparities.…

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    they cannot afford to pay for health care coverage. Even with the Affordable Care Act millions of people cannot afford health care. According to an article by Megan Winkler “6 Reasons Universal Health Care is the Right Answer for America” states that there are still “27 million Americans will remain without insurance despite the full implementation of the Affordable…

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    reality in many major counties throughout the world. Most major industrialized countries have universal affordable healthcare guaranteed to every citizen as a right. Citizens in these countries do not have to worry about getting sick and not being able to afford to go to the doctor. However, this is not the case in the United States. Just seven years ago, citizens in the United States would be denied health insurance if they had a preexisting condition. While health care has seen massive…

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    the chance for all people to get an education. Heredity is already given to one person the government is doing research on how to improve the heredity of people who get sick. Medical Care the government is trying to provide to all persons and a universal system. Behavior and lifestyle the government promotes better choices and tries to get people to make healthy choices. There is the Healthy People initiatives where it provides preventive services, health promotions, and…

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