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China’s state medical insurance system disproportionately benefits the wealthy while saddling the country’s poorest with the heaviest health care burdens, according to a national study.
Despite near-universal coverage, a new study reveals that flat-rate premiums and fragmented policies favor high-income earners, prompting calls for income-based health care contributions
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China’s state medical insurance system disproportionately benefits the wealthy while saddling the country’s poorest with the heaviest health care burdens, according to a national study.

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