Monthly spending on certain cancer patients in Washington was $12,345 vs. $6,195 in British Columbia
Despite paying double, Americans died slightly faster than Canadians in the study
(CNN)Americans paid twice as much as Canadians for health care, but they didn’t get twice the benefit, according to a new study of patients with advanced colorectal cancer who lived, in some cases, mere miles from each other.
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