HEALTHFORTUNE
McKinsey senior partners: America’s growth strategy demands a health reset
McKinsey analysis warns that despite high healthcare spending, Americans face a widening gap between expenditure and health in 2050. The institute proposes that scaling proven preventive interventions, rather than pursuing speculative breakthroughs, could add 19 million years of healthy life by 2050 and boost the U.S. economy by approximately $3.2 trillion.
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