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Despite higher health care costs in the United States than health care costs in European countries, outcomes for patients are worse in the United States
True
Confidence not measured.
Accuracy: True. The cited OECD and KFF/Commonwealth passages match the claim’s broad comparison: the U.S. spends far more on health care than European/peer wealthy countries and has worse overall patient outcomes on multiple major measures, including life expectancy, infant mortality, preventable and treatable mortality. Better U.S. performance on some specific acute-treatment indicators does not materially contradict the general claim that outcomes are worse overall.