Should healthcare cost more for people who are overweight/obese?
According to this website (http://stateofobesity.org/facts-economic-costs-of-obesity/), obesity-related medical treatment costs between $147 and $210 billion a year, or nearly 10 percent of all annual medical spending (based on 2006 data).
It says that obese people spend 42 percent more on healthcare costs than healthyweight people.
So, what do you think?
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