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Meanings of universal healthcare in English

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Usage of universal healthcare in English
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The problem is that one person's tyranny is another's universal healthcare bill.
The Guardian
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Recommendations are aligned with WHO policies on medical devices and universal healthcare.
Pubmed
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He said the doctors' trade union favoured instead a system of universal healthcare.
The Irish Times
4
At present around two in five countries have some form of universal healthcare.
The Guardian
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Yet the ongoing pandemic may bring closer his universal healthcare dream.
Reuters
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Klobuchar criticized Medicare for All, the universal healthcare system that candidates like U.S.
Reuters
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Londoño says Brazil's universal healthcare system remains robust despite funding cuts and political mismanagement.
Radio NZ
8
Abboud backed net neutrality and voiced support for universal healthcare and affordable public education.
The Guardian
9
The universal healthcare provided by the NHS is in serious danger of becoming unsustainable.
The Guardian
10
The principle of a universal healthcare system free at the point of use is broken.
The Guardian
11
It is also the sole global health agency, with the core focus on universal healthcare.
The South African
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Canada's universal healthcare is largely funded by the national government and provided by provincial authorities.
Reuters
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The road ahead to universal healthcare is paved with legal and constitutional challenges, it seems.
The South African
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Unlike many European countries, the US does not have universal healthcare paid for by taxes.
BBC
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Supporters speak about universal healthcare as a moral imperative.
The Guardian
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Sweden has universal healthcare, so people do not rely on their jobs for insurance coverage.
Reuters
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Universal healthcare across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common