1.) James Wilder's employer does not provide health insurance as a benefit. James has an ongoing back problem that has been bothering him for many years and he is finding it difficult to find affordable insurance. A) What is the term for conditions such as James's back problem? B) What are two other groups of individuals who find it very difficult to purchase health insurance? C) What is occurring that may help people such as James to find health insurance? D) What are three leading causes of death in the United States that can in some cases be prevented by good health habits?

1.) James Wilder's employer does not provide health insurance as a benefit. James has an ongoing back problem that has been bothering him for many years and he is finding it difficult to find affordable insurance. A) What is the term for conditions such as James's back problem? B) What are two other groups of individuals who find it very difficult to purchase health insurance? C) What is occurring that may help people such as James to find health insurance? D) What are three leading causes of death in the United States that can in some cases be prevented by good health habits?

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