A writer wrote that public health costs have soared as one-third of California residents admitted to state hospitals for any causes suffer from diabetes, a sometimes-lethal disease often predicated on poor diet, lack of exercise and excessive weight.

Connie’s  Comments:

We can reallocate health resources better, build more roads and bridges, cut high housing costs, spend more on education, vocational skills schools, pattern technical degrees to current skill set needed by tech industries and have a universal health care with wellness promotion (insurance premiums goes toward incentives for those who exercise and good food choices).
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