In case it isn’t clear to you, this graphic recently published by National Geographic shows that the U.S. spends the most on health care yet receives little treatment and has a negative correlation to life expectancy. On the contrary, a country like Japan spends less money than average, accumulates more time receiving medical care, and has an excellent life expectancy. Basically, in my humble opinion interpretation, U.S. healthcare == FAIL.
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