Given that I’m the 4th or 5th person to respond to you in this thread, I would humbly submit that you are not making yourself clear. Getting frustrated with us that we are not understanding you is not productive.
I’m still hung up with your initial statement;
In which you dismiss, or state as negligible, the effect of lack of insurance or underinsurance as a factor in health outcomes and mortality. I respect your expertise in the subject of public health, but at the same time, think that what you seem to be saying in that initial post is overstated to the point of being misleading.
Evidence: people die due to lack of insurance, inability to pay for treatment, or lack of coverage for their particular illness every day in the US. If I need to track down the citations, I will. But I think you know this already.
