Despite spending $4.3 trillion annually (17 percent of GDP), the U.S. lags behind other developed nations in life expectancy, infant mortality and accessibility, while medical debt remains a leading cause of bankruptcy. The “cherry-picking” business model prioritizes profits over care, avoiding high-risk patients and leaving millions underinsured – forcing reliance on costly emergency services. Lebow refutes false narratives, including: America provides the “best healthcare.” Specialized care excels but preventive and basic care fail. He also disproves that “universal care is unaffordable” because countries like Canada and Germany cover everyone at half the U.S. cost. Lastly, he denies “reform means socialism” as hybrid…

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