Introduction to Universal Health Care Universal health care is often heralded as a beacon of social equity, yet it remains an intricate puzzle that only 32 of the world’s 33 developed nations have managed to solve. The challenge lies not just in logistics but in the clash of ideologies, politics, and economies. The effectiveness of these systems presents a compelling narrative that many strive to understand. Why Only 32 Nations Have Suceeded? When examining why universal health care has succeeded in only 32 nations, one must acknowledge the unique socio-economic contexts of each. Countries like the United Kingdom and Canada have crafted systems that align with their national values, promoting…