March's official inflation rate of 8.5% understates the impact on lower- and middle-income Americans.
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Though Austrian patients enjoy a broad range of private choices, public health care spending is rising at a troubling rate.
Sweden, a world leader in digital health care, is experiencing a rapid rise in public health spending.
Norway’s oil-powered growth has helped fund its socialized health system — for now.
South Korea’s single-payer health system has kept costs down, but it relies on foreign medical advances for patient care.
America’s runaway leadership in science & technology is marred by a fiscally unsustainable system of costly health care.
Portugal’s partly private system boasts excellent quality, but struggles to find a sustainable fiscal footing.
Slovakia suffers from limited health insurance choices and poor health outcomes.