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If expenditures on medical services are less effective in reducing mortality rates than are changes in lifestyle behavior why does the U.S. continue to spend an increasing portion of its resources on medical care.

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If expenditures on medical services are less effective in reducing mortality rates than are changes in lifestyle behavior, this solution examines why the United States (U.S.) continues to spend an increasing portion of its resources on medical care.

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