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US Short Of Top 10 Countries In Overall Self-Care Access, Haleon ‘Health Inclusivity’ Study Shows

 
• By Malcolm Spicer

UK consumer health firm-funded Economist Impact study found the US ranks 11th among the 40 researched countries in health inclusivity, which the study defines as increasing opportunities for as many people as possible to enjoy better everyday health.

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A global study Haleon plc commissioned to identify key reasons for health inequality and common barriers consumer face to adopting self-care shows the company has its work cut out for it helping improve “health inclusivity” in the United States.

Haleon, the UK firm spun out earlier in 2022 from GlaxoSmithKline plc with a portfolio comprising the consumer health care lines previously marketed by GSK and Pfizer Inc., on...

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