Introducing our new collaboration: Health Gap – Sundhedskløften

At first glance, Denmark and the UK do not seem to offer obvious health comparisons. One is associated with cycling commutes, harbour swims and pastries. The other with crowded trains, pub lunches and the NHS – a healthcare system that is rarely far from political debate. Beneath those surface differences, though, the foundations are strikingly similar. Both are high-income democracies. Both fund healthcare largely through taxation. Both are committed, at least in principle, to universal…