US healthcare is the most expensive in the world

Wow! The US spent a staggering $11,031.29 per capita on healthcare in 2021 (which is the latest data I have). That’s over DOUBLE the average for most wealthy nations. Is this a trend?
Well yes, it's a long term one. US healthcare costs have risen from just 5 per cent of GDP in 1962 to 17 per cent in 2022 and have most likely contributed to the US’s ballooning debt. Two major factors are driving costs: an ageing population and the rising prices for medical services.
Healthcare prices have historically grown faster than hashtag#inflation, due to expensive new technologies, administrative waste and hospital consolidation. The consequences of inaction are dire. Rising healthcare hurt economic growth and reduce disposable incomes.
I wonder if this topic will feature in the presidential debates. Let me know your thoughts. Do you have any additional knowledge of the US healthcare system that you can share? I'm a total newbie here.
hashtag#healthcare hashtag#costsavings hashtag#publichealth hashtag#economy

[@PingpongPoof-c3r]

Great animation

[@TheBloatLord]

Keep in mind what the average person in the USA eats each day compaired to say, japan. The US needs to spend that much because its the most gluttonous country on earth. Your health starts in the kitchen.

[@DAWAHTIME1]

Administrative waste is a no 1 disaster something impossibly difficult to reduce since layers of managers somewhat controls the funding that also funds them. Most of them see themselves as being the only ones indispensable and cut expenditures everywhere except their own.
In short they are the "politicians " of this system

[@youtube_video_seo]

hello

[@rushabhshah.2768]

Can you please make a vid comparing india and Singapore since 1920s please please please 🥺🙏🏻♥️

[@ahmedhesham8035]

The animation is great but I'm curious what tool was used to make it