U.S. Health Care Crisis

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"The American health.care crisis has been building up for many years, but in the 1990s it has reached what may be called epidemic proportions. It is a crisis that involves the closely related factors of cost and availability of adequate health care for Americans, and which raises the underlying issue of fairness. The health care crisis also reaches to a fundamental political, philosophical, and moral question. Is health a right for all Americans? Or is it a privilege, which, like BMWs or beachfront houses, should be expected to be available only to those who are in a position to pay for it.


The answer given to these questions, and the decisions made regarding the American health.care system, will obviously effect the lives, well.being, and pocketbooks of every American. But they will particularly impact upon those who work within the..."

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