Vlad... i've already explained why that ranking is flawed in this thread. You just... kinda ignored it.
One of the main 5 factors is "Fairness of distribution" which is a measure of unviersal healthcare.
So... yeah Universal Healthcre is going to have an advantage when "Universal Healthcare" is one of the main factors.
Something to note from that report.
The United States ranks #1 in responsivness... and between 3-38 in the "Fairness" of responsiveness. 3-38 being too close to call.
It's really the most important thing on that list. Since things such as "Healthiness" (which the US still ranks pretty well in) are largely going to be affected by obesisty, culture (women constantly being told their fat) and the fact that health was judged by asking people how healthy they feel.
