Most Americans know more “things that ain’t so” about 
the U.S. Health Care System than any other subject. Economist Tsung-Mei Cheng’s tongue-in-cheek The Universal Law of Health Care Systems sheds some light on this anomaly: 1) No matter how good the health care is in a particular country, people will complain about it; 2) No matter how much money is spent on health care, the doctors and hospitals will argue that it’s not enough; and 3) The last reform failed.
Whether one likes the new health care law – or wants it repealed, knowing the following ten “things that are so” could help bridge this misinformation gap:
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