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by grecy
1476 days ago
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> Those measures might not be as damning as they first appear, as the reasons behind them can be complex. For example, rate of mental health disorders may be a case of the diagnosis fallacy, where an increased number of mental health professionals and access to mental health services means there are a greater number of mental health diagnoses. Are you suggesting that the US is a special case among the 38 member countries of the OECD, and is the only one that has this phenomenon? > Life expectancy at birth is affected greatly by, among other things, gun violence in young men Which is just another way of saying the US needs better healthcare to deal with this major issue that it alone faces. |
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