Less privatization and more government funding in healthcare ensure universal access, lower costs, and better health outcomes

Public systems like Canada’s and the UK’s outperform privatized ones in equity, affordability, and efficiency, with fewer administrative costs and higher public satisfaction. Privatization often leads to inequality, higher expenses, and poorer outcomes, as seen in the U.S. Government-funded systems also handle crises better, prevent poverty from healthcare costs, and prioritize public health over profit, making them more equitable and effective.