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Asian Health Coalition of Illinois Hepatitis Education & Prevention Program (HEPP)

Asian Health Coalition of Illinois Hepatitis Education & Prevention Program (HEPP). Program Overview Hong Liu, Ph.D. Executive Director. Program Activities. Hepatitis B Screening Results for Adults at Risk. Hong Liu, Ph.D. Karen Kim, M.D. Virginia Warren, RN, MPH.

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3.4b | Failure to account for health-related tax subsidies substantially understates the government share of national health spending (NHE) . blog.american.com.

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Index: Per capita hospital and nursing & residential facilities GDP (100=U.S. average)

Figure 12.6 d | State per capita GDP related to health facilities rose more quickly during Romney administration than Perry or Huntsman administrations. Index: Per capita hospital and nursing & residential facilities GDP (100=U.S. average). Mitt Romney Governor: 2003-2007.

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Unfunded Medicare liabilities as a percentage of taxable payroll

20.6b.1 | Without fundamental reform, unfunded Medicare liabilities will exceed 24 percent of taxable payroll by the year 2085. Unfunded Medicare liabilities as a percentage of taxable payroll. blog.american.com.

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Percentage of GDP

20.7a | The projected 75-year increase in mandatory federal health spending exceeds revenues from the three largest sources of federal tax revenue. Percentage of GDP. blog.american.com.

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Index: Resident health spending as percentage of gross state product (100=U.S. average)

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Index: Per capita ambulatory health care GDP (100=U.S. average)

Figure 12.6c | State per capita GDP related to ambulatory health care rose more quickly during Romney administration than Perry or Huntsman administrations. Index: Per capita ambulatory health care GDP (100=U.S. average). Mitt Romney Governor: 2003-2007. blog.american.com.

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Index: Health spending per resident (100=U.S. average)

Figure 12.6j | H ealth spending per resident in New England states has risen much faster than the national average in recent decades. Index: Health spending per resident (100=U.S. average). blog.american.com. Massachusetts. Connecticut. Rhode Island. Vermont. Maine. New Hampshire.

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1.7a | The U.S. share of world health expenditures is substantially larger than its share of either world population or GDP. blog.american.com.

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6.1c | The amount spent per dollar of health care for necessities such as food , clothing and shelter has declined rapidly since 1929. blog.american.com. Major components of personal c onsumption e xpenditures ( l isted [left to right] by amount in 2010).

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Indexes of Real Government Spending on Health Using Chained GDP Deflator: 1960=100

5.1.a | Real government spending on health has increased 30-fold in the past half century; the increase is 17-fold in per capita terms. . Indexes of Real Government Spending on Health Using Chained GDP Deflator: 1960=100. blog.american.com.

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11.5b | Physician specialists have higher educational rates of return than primary care doctors have, but these rates are lower than those for lawyers or for those who have MBA degrees. Hours-adjusted annualized internal rate of return on educational investment over a working lifetime.

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2.5a | About half of adult health spending is for chronic conditions; 90 percent of spending is on adults having at least 1 such condition. blog.american.com.

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Index: 100=U.S. average

Figure 12.6k | Except in Connecticut, the burden of health spending in New England states has risen faster than the national average in recent decades. Index: 100=U.S. average. blog.american.com. Maine. Vermont. Rhode Island. Massachusetts. New Hampshire. Connecticut.

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5.2 c | T he amount spent per dollar of government health spending has declined rapidly for all major budget categories. blog.american.com.

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Federal budget outlays as a percentage of GDP

20.7c | CBO projects spending on health entitlements will account for the entire increase in the projected size of the federal government. Federal budget outlays as a percentage of GDP. blog.american.com.

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20.7b | Typical Medicare premiums and cost-sharing will consume virtually all of the average Social Security check by 20

20.7b | Typical Medicare premiums and cost-sharing will consume virtually all of the average Social Security check by 2085. Monthly premiums and cost s haring as percentage of average m onthly Social Security benefit. blog.american.com.

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