A study comparing health outcomes for heart disease in older Americans and Danes reveals that the US lags behind Denmark despite both having government-sponsored healthcare. The US has higher hospitalization rates and death rates from cardiovascular diseases, particularly among lower-income residents. Factors such as wealth gaps, income inequality, and a fragmented health system contribute to these disparities. Denmark's universal healthcare system provides better access to care, leading to improved health outcomes. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)