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Discussion - Health > Health care funding > Total per capita
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jaiji
7th September 2010 |
i am looking for funding for climate friendly natural treatment facility..
please suggest.
jgjohn@gmail.com |
turkey
16th January 2010 |
i need to know health care funding for TURKEY where can i get that |
karen
8th December 2009 |
how much did medicare pay for physical therapy services in nursing homes in2008? |
Edward
29th November 2009 |
That's nice info thanks 4 the info it was nice a lot. |
Medeline
2nd September 2009 |
I NEED TO KNOW WHAT IS THE TOTAL FUNDING FOR COMMERCIAL BANKS |
Johan Christiaanse
27th August 2009 |
Are the $$ numbers above in real (per exchange rate, or in international (adjusted for spending power) dollars? |
eighth grade exit project
2nd June 2009 |
I am doing a exit project for eighth grade and need a graph you guys really helped. thanks |
Some1 (Canada)
10th May 2006 |
How come USA pays so much per person in health care but no even provide it for free like other countries? |
Axel
6th November 2005 |
Wow, even though the U.S. is number one in the health funding, its incredibly difficult to get good health care at an affordable price. But then, Sarah ^ may not agree with that. |
Sarah
16th October 2005 |
We pay a cost to be on the cutting edge of technology. It is a cost in dollars. Other countries merely follow us. Our patents do not apply to them so they can just copy our technology without paying for research and development costs. Of course theirs is cheaper. If you think cheaper health care is worth a delay in new technology or, ultimately, a decrease in quality, then go try it out for a while in another country before you gripe about ours. |
Hedley Grenfell-Banks
7th August 2005 |
Health Care statistics are complicated by greed. For example, France spends $2,349 per capita, USA $4,631; but is this because the US takes better care of its citizens? or because the French are less hypochondriacal? or simply because doctors in France charge $25 for a visit, while those in the US charge up to $200? |
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