US EditionThe Catastrophic Health Spending of Mexicans Has Increased 64.5% over the Past Six Years
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Mexico City. The “weakening of the public health system” in Mexico and the lack of policies that guarantee “effective, equitable and free” access to health services has led to an increase of 64.5% in the “catastrophic expenditures” of Mexican households in the last six years, reported the civil organization Mexico Evalua on Thursday. The period evaluated -with data from the National Household Income and Expenditure Survey (ENIGH)- begins in 2018…
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