Spending a week in France got me to thinking about the differences between health care there versus what we have in Georgia and the United States.
So here are a few casual observations, along with internet data, about health in the country that’s our oldest ally.
Smoking: The French have a higher smoking rate than we do. And it’s often a younger crowd that’s lighting up. Secondhand smoke is a big problem for a Paris cafe visitor sitting along the sidewalks. E-cigarettes are a frequent sight, just as in the U.S.
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