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In 2030, U.S. mortality and morbidity rates will suddenly jump. This will happen not because there is a new pandemic or a sudden rise in cases of existing diseases or injuries, or a sudden decline in access to health care. These jumps in rates will occur throughout the U.S., more in some states than others. Within states, these rate changes will be especially noticeable among four groups: college-age people, retirement-age people, people of color, and immigrants.
Even more remarkable, these shocking changes in U.S. health statistics could be averted without any new treatments or changes in access to or quality of health care.
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