A report from McKinsey Health Institute highlights that the US spends more on healthcare than any other country but is projected to see fewer years of healthy life in 2050 compared to 2000. The analysis suggests that scaling existing, cost-effective interventions could add 19 million healthy life years by 2050 and boost the US economy by approximately $3.2 trillion. The report emphasizes that nearly two-thirds of avoidable disease burden could be addressed through preventive and early interventions, yielding significant economic value and improved health outcomes without requiring speculative breakthroughs. AI
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