Thanks to Dave Price over at “ The Blog Formerly Known As Dean’s World ” for the following links on comparative health care. Dean, of Dean’s World, is taking a well deserved sabbatical. Price points out: "Advocates of socializing health care have asked: how can America’s relatively free market spend the most money on health care, yet have among the worst outcomes? "The answer is, we don’t. The oft-cited WHO rankings don’t really measure quality of health care, preferring to judge things like 'fairness of financial contribution' and measures like life expectancy (which is more strongly correlated to lifestyle than health care) or infant mortality (other countries use different standards and so generally record more infant deaths as stillbirths than we do, perversely making their numbers better even though they sometimes let marginal infants die)." “Death Panels in Britain,” which soon may be coming to these shores, is worth a visit; so, too with the other...