The UK NHS costs the target population £20.67bn every month

Imagine being offered a "free" subscription, at a cost of £20,670,000,000/mnth.

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SunshineGirl · 36-40, F

Per capita, expenditure on healthcare in the UK is less than in most comparable European countries, and much less than in the USA where access is far more restricted.

MartinII · 70-79, M

@SunshineGirl You are comparing apples and pears. In the US most people have to pay for health care. The same is true to some extent in many, I think most, European countries. In the UK no-one has to pay, though many choose to.

22Michelle · 70-79, T

@MartinII Everybody in the UK, Europe, pays. The difference is in the system. All European systems cost far less than the US system, and there's the question, why? The follow up question being who do Americans put up with this?