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In the United States, healthcare is largely privatised, meaning individuals typically pay for cancer treatment through private insurance, Medicare (for over 65s), or Medicaid (for low-income individuals). Out-of-pocket costs can still be substantial, even with insurance, leading to significant financial burdens for many patients.
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