European CommissionMar 29
In the EU, healthcare is a public service, not a consumer product.  
  
Our latest report shows how Europeans can benefit from it: 
  
💶The average annual healthcare spend per person is €870 
🏥68.4% rate their health as ‘very good’ or ‘good’ 
   
Full report ➡️ https://link.europa.eu/WHxcQM
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@EUCommission if you flip this graph on it's head, it's still significantly better than any healthcare transgender people can receive anywhere in the union.

We're ~1% of your population, yet we receive more hate any other minority in the entire union.

Maybe, just maybe... help? Or do you find a decade long waiting lists while exposed to conversion therapy (which you banned) humane and within reason?

#trans #hate

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Show threadSammiMar 29

@iamada @EUCommission I was going to say something along these lines but add that I suspect that this hides many an evil about who gets care and who doesn't.

All healthcare in the EU should be available, timely and free.

Show threadamy =>> rustweek 26Mar 29
@iamada @EUCommission also define “needs”. does this truly account for people who have to wait for consultants, those who have to try for years to get neurodiverse support, or is it simply “you got your quarterly nutrition tests vaguely on time”