It's a sick system: US spends more than twice as much on healthcare as similar countries but scores worse on nearly every health metric, damning report finds

The US spends double what peer nations spend on healthcare, yet Americans on average live shorter lives, are more likely to have a chronic illness, and have higher odds of dying by suicide.

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