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Canada gets low marks for opioid deaths, access to health care in OECD report - Vimarsana News

Canada gets low marks for opioid deaths, access to health care in OECD report

Canada performs better than average on three-quarters of health status indicators, including life expectancy and preventable deaths from lung cancer, heart attacks and strokes, according to a new report comparing 38 high-income countries.

Source: cbc.ca
The prices hospitals post online can be wildly different than what they tell patients over the phone - Vimarsana News

The prices hospitals post online can be wildly different than what they tell patients over the phone

Getty Images/iStockphoto University of Texas researchers, with help from Mark Cuban, find price transparency still has a long way to go. When Dr. Peter Cram,…

Source: biztoc.com
Mark Cuban-supported study finds hospital prices are wildly different depending on whether you call or check online - Vimarsana News

Mark Cuban-supported study finds hospital prices are wildly different depending on whether you call or check online

University of Texas researchers, with help from Mark Cuban, find price transparency still has a long way to go.

Source: vox.com
The wealth of your neighbourhood can affect your chances of surviving a heart attack, study shows - Vimarsana News

The wealth of your neighbourhood can affect your chances of surviving a heart attack, study shows

A study finds a ‘poverty penalty’ for heart attack patients exists in six countries, including Canada and the U.S., in spite of the vastly different health care systems

Low-income people have heightened heart attack death risk in 6 world health systems - Study - Vimarsana News

Low-income people have heightened heart attack death risk in 6 world health systems - Study

The findings suggest that income-based disparities are present even in countries with universal health care and robust social services, the researchers said.