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Q There are many arguments and much research that demonstrates the failing healthcare system for urban America. Researching the issue of failing healthcare, develop a list of historic as well as contemporary healthcare inequalities and consider how you agree/disagree. Provide support to your arguments. Historically, what has been done to help alleviate this social problem? What are some effective modern day solutions being proposed? Explain why they are effective.

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Before 1960, there is no reliable information about health care facilities. All communication before 1960 is in fragments, and the events are not related to each other. The historical records mostly contain records of medical surgical practices and Quality Improvement activities. In the early days, there was an unequal distribution of health care facilities based on racial disparities. Earlier, experiments were undertaken on black patients, especially black women, without any anesthesia. Such discrepancies were visible in the field of health care.