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America and Canada are so close to each other but yet they both have two different types of healthcare systems. Our healthcare system does not seem to keep its citizens as healthy as the Canadians health care system so we will take a look at Canada's healthcare system and see what makes their system work.

America is one of the greatest nations in the world. It also has a huge problem that it cannot seem to resolve. Healthcare is becoming one of the hottest issues in America today. There are millions of people working and living in America who do not have even the most basic health insurance for themselves or their families. The United States spends more on health care than any other industrialized nation in the world and yet, its citizens are not the healthiest. The US healthcare system is the most expensive of systems, outstripping by over half again the health care expenditures of any other country.

Health care costs in the United States continue to rise and less people can......

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