(Reuters) – Healthcare, the subject of U.S. Supreme Court arguments from Monday to Wednesday, has been at the heart of a fervent political debate in the United States since long before President Barack Obama’s overhaul became law two years ago. Quite aside from the legal arguments are hot-button issues, ranging from the quality of healthcare to the availability of insurance. The Paris-based Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development ranked the health standards of its 34 members in a report last November, “Health at a Glance 2011 – OECD Indicators. …
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