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Assuring Affordable Health Care for All Americans

The United States spends over 11 percent of its gross national product on health care. That translates to more than $2,000 per person each yearÂ— higher than the per capita GNP of many countries.1,2 Yet, although the U.S. spends far more than any other country on health care, there are gaping holes in coverage, and the costs of health care services are subject to runaway inflation. As many as 37 million Americans lack adequate insurance against health care costs3, and many others who have insurance still dread the financial impad of a serious disease.