"Fighting the Epidemic" and "Health Care Reform", how Biden will "save" American health care in the mud when he takes office

Democratic presidential candidate Joseph Biden won the 2020 U.S. presidential election, according to the Associated Press, CNN, Fox News, NBC and the BBC.
means that the dust settles on the most intense and chaotic leadership election in U.S. history, and Biden will take office early next year.
Biden's campaign speech, Biden will reform many areas of the country, and health care is seen as a top priority.
According to Gallup's annual survey of people's satisfaction with the nation's industry image, the 2020 health-care industry survey ranks third among the 25 selected industries, a result of deep frustration and distrust of the nation's health-care system.
should American health care, which is mired in mud, go? How will the highly-expectationed Biden make a difference to The U.S. health care environment, how can he effectively control the current dire outbreak situation, and how will he address the historical legacy of medicare reform in the United States? Proposing a new health care proposition would cost $2 trillion over 10 years lALPGpqNcPddmtfNAjHNArc_695_561.png unlike the Trump administration's inaction, Biden has given the health care sector enough attention and considers it the most important part of his job.
in his campaign manifesto, he proposed new health care, emphasizing "radical" reforms in epidemic prevention and control, health care policy, and global distribution to get chaotic U.S. health care back on track.
experts predict that Biden will increase federal health spending to $2 trillion or more over the next 10 years, a glimpse of Biden's determination and necessary strength for health care reform.
," Biden advocated a more proactive approach, in addition to the "free-flowing" approach advocated by the Trump administration, to rebuild public trust and focus on vaccine prevention and control.
first priority is to rebuild American public trust in the CDC and vaccine use.
, on the other hand, Biden will form a team of experts to work on vaccine research and development, and in the future to give free vaccines to the public.
it's worth noting that Biden will use the Defense Production Act to improve the nation's ability to make personal protective equipment.
he also supported legislation proposed by Vice President-elect Kamala Harris in the Senate in the spring to create a separate task force on racial (and ethnic) diversity in the new crown outbreak.
same time, Biden plans to help businesses and schools reopen, provide more financial support for workers, and ensure paid leave for everyone infected with the virus and for those who care for the sick.
the historic moment when Obama signed the Affordable Care Act into law when he tried to insure more than 97 percent of Americans as vice president President Ma
, biden wants to protect and expand the Obama-era Affordable Care Act, compared with the Trump administration's President Ma "sneering" at the bill.
Biden plans to roll out government-run public health insurance, such as Medicare, to compete with private health insurance and give Americans more choice.
At the same time, Biden advocated removing the income cap for subsidized policyholders, which is now four times the federal poverty line, and plans to lower the cap on health insurance coverage to 8.5 percent of policyholders' income through tax breaks, based on the Gold Plan, which insurers pay 80 percent of their health care costs.
(now based on the "silver plan" in which the insurance company pays 70% of the expenses.
) To address the problem of 4.9 million adults being unable to access health insurance because of state policy barriers, Biden will reach more people by offering a premium-exempt public network plan.
July 6, 2020, the Trump administration formally notified the U.S. Congress and the United Nations of its decision to withdraw from the WHO and has now submitted an application report, which will take effect on July 6, 2021.
in the face of the Trump administration's "retreat," Biden was completely dissenting, saying publicly, "On my first day as president, I will lead the United States back to the WHO and restore our leadership on the world stage."
Biden, the U.S. exit from the WHO would face serious consequences in the future.
, on the one hand, is to take measures alone to deal with global public health events, and on the other hand, the loss of the real rights and influence of the world's major public institutions will be a huge drag on the United States to respond to the epidemic and future development.
now, Biden plans to save more lives in the winter as the epidemic continues to spread, facing one of the worst and most complex national crises in more than half a century.
for Biden, the main task now is to lead the nation in its fight against the epidemic and do everything in its power to save more lives this winter.
continues to worsen the epidemic, Biden has begun operations as of November 11, 2020, the United States has more than 10 million new crown cases, the highest number in the world, and even more frightening, the average number of new cases per day began to cross the 100,000 mark, the daily death toll again exceeded 1,000.
addition, as the holiday season and winter approach, millions of Americans will be on the road, and the number of cases and deaths is likely to continue to rise.
further complicated by the fact that the outgoing Trump administration may not take further action to stem the surge in outbreaks during the next eight weeks of transition, nor will state and local leaders be able to respond accordingly.
at the same time, in a country plagued by mis-information, people are exhausted, many no longer follow social distance, and may not necessarily believe in the effectiveness of vaccines.
, but thankfully, the new president, Joe Biden, has focused on the outbreak, announcing the establishment of a task force made up entirely of doctors and epidemiologists.
he will immediately take on several daunting tasks, including dramatically expanding testing, restoring the credibility of government scientists, and overseeing the eventual distribution of hundreds of millions of doses of vaccine.
While not supported by the current administration, Biden's aides said he had begun communicating details of the outbreak response with experts and local governments before the election, and that he was already considering how to conduct outbreak prevention and control efforts across the country when the Trump administration launched an election lawsuit.
, an agency once considered the gold standard for global public health, has been politicized in an effort to stop the Trump administration's ongoing lies and mis-information about the outbreak.
, Biden will allow the CDC to act on science rather than politics.
not only allows agencies to provide clearer guidance on outbreak prevention and control, but also allows them to quickly develop practical policies, such as forcing people to wear masks on public transport.
another problem to be solved is rebuilding trust in the new coronavirus vaccine.
Biden administration will get more people vaccinated by allowing scientists to inform them openly and transparently about progress in vaccine development and distribution.
scientific team to fully invest in vaccine research and development to respond to the outbreak, prevention and control work is essential, but if you want to really solve the problem, vaccine research and development is the "top play."
The Biden administration plans to set up a new-crowned outbreak task force led by public health experts, including Obama-era National Chief Medical Officer Murty, and Rick Bright, the "whistle blower" of the U.S. outbreak, who warned Trump in the early days of the outbreak that the country's core health facilities were severely inadequate.
, the core team includes Kessler, the former head of the FDA, and Smith, a professor at Yale University School of Medicine.
will be fully committed to vaccine research and development.
not only that, but the Biden administration will improve the federal government's coordination against the new coronavirus.
could revive the White House's flu response office, which was disbanded under the Trump administration.
it can promote more testing and work with laboratories and companies across the United States to address bottlenecks that have so far constrained U.S. testing capabilities.
, it could create a national contact tracking program to help lower-level governments coordinate efforts across local and state borders.
Compared to Trump's "ignoration" of the new crown pneumonia, Biden paid enough attention to the outbreak, he said in a speech, "I believe in vaccines, I believe in science, and now the United States can't afford to make the wrong choice again and again in the prevention and control of the epidemic."
"Face the future," Biden will push for universal health care reform the immediate dilemma is epidemic prevention and control, and for the future, Biden will focus more on the legacy of universal health care reform.
the only developed country in the world that does not have a "medicare for All" system, The U.S. health care policy has been in the awkward position of being criticized.
faced with this almost irre reconciliable social contradiction, the Biden administration will begin internal and external reforms aimed at reaching more people.
nearly a century, "Medicare for All" has repeatedly missed the opportunity to open up the history of the reform of the "Medicare for All" system in the United States, which is more exciting than the popular Hollywood movies around the world, the ups and downs of the story, full of legend.
Over the past 100 years, supporters and opponents of universal health care in the United States have come out in turn, one under the banner of "equality" and one under the name of "freedom", and the two sides have been at each other's behement.
1901, as soon as he took office, Roosevelt planned a universal health care system, with the same idea that the government forced individuals and employers to pay more, and that sickness could be the cause.
of america, which was an advocate of liberalism at the time, such a "hegemony policy" would certainly not be accepted, or even understood.
in his eight-year tenure, Roosevelt made little progress on reforming the universal health care system.
1916, the economist Owen Fisher took over the banner, preaching a replication of the German experience and the promotion of universal health care.
broke out just as Fisher was using Germany as a model to promote universal health care.
1917, the United States declared war on Germany, the domestic time set off a wave of anti-German.
, the universal health-care plan is dead again.
nearly two decades of deep dives, Roosevelt Jr. once again put the push for universal health care on the agenda, and he drafted the Social Security Act specifically for that purpose.
Yet just as Roosevelt Jr. and the National Medical Conference (AMA) were scorching, Germany once again gave the opposition a gods' help: the start of World War II had shifted the focus of the nation's agenda to america's need to go to war, and universal health-care reform had been forgotten.
After The Death of Roosevelt Jr., Truman took over as president, while also taking over the glorious mission of the great cause of universal health care reform, and he referred to his half-life experience on health care reform, known as "the political godfather of universal health care in the United States."
the reforms he worked on were perfect, but they touched the Red Line of the Americans, a system too similar to the Soviet Union's "public health care" at the time, and apparently failed again this time.
the road ahead, the flames in the hearts of Americans who crave universal health care have not gone out.
Kennedy took office in 1960, and on his first day he appointed a panel to promote universal health care.
, however, Kennedy was assassinated on the way to a campaign speech, a bullet that also delivered his first victory for universal health care.
After Kennedy's assassination, Vice President Johnson was appointed to take advantage of the American public's nostalgia for Kennedy, and on July 30, 1965, the Social Security Act amendment was formally passed, the first-ever social health insurance regulations in the United States were born.
's not really a success, because insurance doesn't cover the vast majority of Americans.
in the nearly half-century since, leaders like Nixon, Carter, Clinton, and Hillary Clinton have been on the road to universal health care reform, but to no avail.
March 23, 2010, the U.S. Congress passed the Affordable Care Act, a health-care reform bill introduced by then-President Barack Obama.
This is the first truly universal health care bill in the United States, and it will cover the remaining 1/6 of the unsealed through compulsory insurance purchases;
, may 6, 2017, the U.S. House of Representatives passed the Trump administration's draft American Health Care Act by a vote of 217 to 213.
means that the Affordable Care Act, seen as the most important political legacy of Mr Obama's presidency, will disappear and the universal health-care system is once again on the verge of "bankruptcy".
Biden's appointment may bring the dawn of universal health care reform once again.
gives Americans a new option to create public health insurance such as Medicare, which Biden wants to lower the minimum age for Medicare to try, from 65 to 60.
addition, he will provide Americans with more options by providing public health insurance plans such as Medicare on top of existing insurance.
and Medicare (U.S. Federal Medical